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What The Oil Market Crash Means For Africa.
Like most contemporary financial instruments, the crash in oil prices has one similar underlying factor, the Covid-19 pandemic. Undoubtedly, the pandemic has had an indirect effect on oil prices, however, by simply attributing this crash on the pandemic, one fails to critically substantiate the immediate cause. The forces of demand and supply have played a crucial role in the free flow of oil prices. When it comes to oil and gas, whenever there is more supply than demand, prices always drop and vice versa. Currently, there is very low demand for jet fuel since many airlines have had to take the painful decision ground their aeroplanes. For instance, South African Airways (SAA) has suspended its international flights until 31 May 2020, owing to travel restrictions.
Anchoring a Business in Uganda.
The Pearl of Africa is gifted with undulating hills, vast resources and a diverse culture heritage. The vibrancy of Uganda fills most people with enthusiasm. Starting a new business in Uganda, however, requires the delicacy of a ballet dancer. While some businesses have flourished, some have closed prematurely. This includes startups and well-established corporations. The million-dollar questions are; why is success in other markets not replicated here? What should be done differently? In this article I will discuss some of the common mistakes made by investors in the Uganda market.
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Technology: Africa’s Digital Economy
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