Money Moves

Morocco Is Spending $20 Billion for the World Cup. Who Will Own the Tourism Boom?

Morocco plans to expand hotels, airports, railways, roads and stadiums before the 2030 World Cup. The lasting economic question is…

2 months ago

De Beers Sale Tests Africa’s Ownership of the Diamond Value Chain

Anglo American’s De Beers sale is more than a corporate deal. It could determine whether African diamond-producing states gain more…

2 months ago

Seattle Seahawks Sale Nears $9.6 Billion as NFL Faces New Scrutiny Over Black Coaching Pipeline

The reported Seahawks sale is more than a sports transaction. It is a balance-sheet reminder that Black labor helps build…

2 months ago

JAŸ-Z’s Yankee Stadium Record Shows the Business Power of Owned Legacy

With 44,916 fans reported for night one, JAŸ-Z’s anniversary concert was not just a hip-hop milestone. It was a case…

3 months ago

The U.S. Is Paying Eswatini to Absorb Deportees. That Is an Economic Arrangement.

Eleven more deportees have arrived in Eswatini under a $5.1 million agreement, raising questions about public money, detention control, and…

3 months ago

Google Just Crossed $1 Billion in Africa. Will the Continent Own the AI Economy It Is Helping Build?

Google’s expanding cloud, cable and AI footprint could strengthen Africa’s digital economy. But access to infrastructure is not the same…

3 months ago

Uncle Nearest May Survive. The Real Question Is Who Will Own the Upside.

A potential Black-led buyer could preserve the whiskey brand, its workforce and the legacy of Nearest Green. But the receivership…

3 months ago

Zimbabwe Wants Roads and Rail. China Wants Mineral-Backed Repayment. Who Owns the Upside?

Zimbabwe is exploring a deal that could use future mineral revenue to finance transport infrastructure. The opportunity is faster development.…

3 months ago

Nigeria’s SEC Halts Unauthorized Marketing of Dangote Refinery IPO

Nigeria’s securities regulator says no Dangote refinery public offering has been filed or approved. The move highlights retail investor risk,…

3 months ago

Congo Wants Mining Workers to Own 5%. The Real Fight Is Whether That Equity Comes With Power.

Mining companies are pushing for more time to implement Congo’s worker-equity requirement. But the unresolved questions—who transfers the shares, who…

3 months ago

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