AGP Executive Report
Last update: 41 minutes agoAutomotive Investment: Chery has officially launched its Rosslyn plant in South Africa after taking over Nissan’s former facility, aiming to shift from importer to local manufacturer and scale toward 100,000 annual sales, with claims of technology transfer and up to 3,000 jobs. Kenya Capital Markets: Kenya’s Nairobi International Finance Centre (NIFC) says it has drawn Sh25.8bn in new commitments from 15 newly certified firms as Finance Act 2025 tax incentives begin to bite. Fraud & Banking Safety: Standard Bank warns South Africans about “money mules,” saying fraudsters exploit unemployment and trick victims into moving illicit funds that can lead to account lockouts. Nigeria Public Finance Row: Atiku Abubakar demands answers over the IMF-flagged “missing 2% of GDP” in Nigeria’s budget, linking it to broader concerns about transparency and alleged PFIPC-related document issues. Trade & Logistics: ProCharter launched four new Nairobi cargo corridors to boost East Africa air freight connectivity, targeting time-sensitive goods and e-commerce growth. Digital Tax Access (SA): SARS urges taxpayers to check SMS/email and view assessments via eFiling, the MobiApp or WhatsApp, with refunds expected within three business days if due. Health & Inclusion: A Guinea family’s autism diagnosis highlights persistent stigma and misconceptions across parts of Africa where records and support remain limited. Fintech/Consumer Rewards: UBA says it paid over ₦400m in anniversary bonuses under its UBA Bumper Account to reward savings loyalty.
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