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Au Cameroun, une étape majeure vient d’être franchie dans l’industrialisation de la filière aurifère. Le 5 avril 2024, le pays a inauguré sa toute première unité de traitement en vase clos du minerai d’or, d’une capacité de 500 tonnes par jour.
Implantée à Kana dans la région de l’Est par un consortium sino-camerounais, cette unité révolutionnaire utilise un procédé écoresponsable qui extrait l’or sans produits chimiques nocifs comme le mercure ou le cyanure.
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How Kenya shilling became BEST performer in sub-Sahara Africa: Here’s what to know: The World Bank Group has credited interest rate increases by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) and the partial settlement of #kenya’s debut #eurobond for the shilling's rally seen since mid-February.
According to the multilateral lender, the higher benchmark lending rate by the CBK has amounted to a defense of the local unit while the partial repayment of the Eurobond notes maturing in June has revived demand for the shilling.
The unit has been the biggest gainer among peers in #subsaharanafrica on a year-to-date basis, alongside the Zambian Kwacha which has however shed some of its gains.
“The #kenyanshilling is the best-performing currency in the sub-continent and it recorded an appreciation of 16 percent so far this year. After strengthening by 14 percent in mid-February, the Zambian kwacha has lost some ground and recorded a year-to-date appreciation of 2.4 percent as of mid-March. In both cases, the monetary authority hiked interest rates to defend their currencies,” the #worldbank notes in a new regional outlook report.
“In Kenya, securing funds to repay its Eurobond falling due in June 2024 restored confidence and increased the demand for local #currency.”
CBK effected two consecutive raises of the benchmark interest rate in December and February at 13 percent from 10.5 percent with the primary goal of cushioning the shilling by attracting #foreignexchange flows into local #investments such as government securities.
This month, the CBK noted that raising interest rates had resulted in the desired outcome as it left the CBR unchanged at 13 percent.
In February, Kenya raised Sh195.3 billion ($1.5 billion) in new Eurobond notes to partly meet the maturity of the Sh260.4 billion ($2 billion) debut #sovereignbond due to mature in June. The news marked the turning point for the shilling as investor sentiment improved on the back of the elimination of what had largely been seen as a looming default.
Since then, the shilling which had lost ground on the #usdollar by more than two percent in 2024-as of January 30, #trading at Sh160.75, has rallied to Sh130.22, representing a year-to-date appreciation of 17 percent. Continue reading. https://www.businessdailyafric....a.com/bd/markets/cur
Kenya 🇰🇪 is an #afcfta member country
Source: Mark-Anthony Johnson’s LinkedIn Post
#unitedunderafcfta #africayeswecan
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How Kenya shilling became BEST performer in sub-Sahara Africa: Here’s what to know: The World Bank Group has credited interest rate increases by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) and the partial settlement of #kenya’s debut #eurobond for the shilling's rally seen since mid-February.
According to the multilateral lender, the higher benchmark lending rate by the CBK has amounted to a defense of the local unit while the partial repayment of the Eurobond notes maturing in June has revived demand for the shilling.
The unit has been the biggest gainer among peers in #subsaharanafrica on a year-to-date basis, alongside the Zambian Kwacha which has however shed some of its gains.
“The #kenyanshilling is the best-performing currency in the sub-continent and it recorded an appreciation of 16 percent so far this year. After strengthening by 14 percent in mid-February, the Zambian kwacha has lost some ground and recorded a year-to-date appreciation of 2.4 percent as of mid-March. In both cases, the monetary authority hiked interest rates to defend their currencies,” the #worldbank notes in a new regional outlook report.
“In Kenya, securing funds to repay its Eurobond falling due in June 2024 restored confidence and increased the demand for local #currency.”
CBK effected two consecutive raises of the benchmark interest rate in December and February at 13 percent from 10.5 percent with the primary goal of cushioning the shilling by attracting #foreignexchange flows into local #investments such as government securities.
This month, the CBK noted that raising interest rates had resulted in the desired outcome as it left the CBR unchanged at 13 percent.
In February, Kenya raised Sh195.3 billion ($1.5 billion) in new Eurobond notes to partly meet the maturity of the Sh260.4 billion ($2 billion) debut #sovereignbond due to mature in June. The news marked the turning point for the shilling as investor sentiment improved on the back of the elimination of what had largely been seen as a looming default.
Since then, the shilling which had lost ground on the #usdollar by more than two percent in 2024-as of January 30, #trading at Sh160.75, has rallied to Sh130.22, representing a year-to-date appreciation of 17 percent. Continue reading. https://www.businessdailyafric....a.com/bd/markets/cur
Kenya 🇰🇪 is an #afcfta member country
Source: Mark-Anthony Johnson’s LinkedIn Post
#unitedunderafcfta #africayeswecan
#transformingafrica #theafricawewant #brandafrica #au #gdp #investment #africa #africameansbusiness #thisisafrica #diaspora #it #oneafrica #auc #transafricanhighway #smes #afcfta2024 #creatingoneafricanmarket #theafcftaeffect #intraafricantrade #agenda2063 #partnerships #afcftatv #wb #buildbackbetter #investinafrica #africanunity #afdb #saatm #tradeinafrica #tradeunderafcfta #joinafcfta #africaonthemove #investors #infrastructure #madeinafrica #afcftasecretariat #panafricanism #papss #zlecaf #cfta #africansolutionstoafricanproblems #strongertogether #afreximbank #unitedunderafcfta
How Kenya shilling became BEST performer in sub-Sahara Africa: Here’s what to know: The World Bank Group has credited interest rate increases by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) and the partial settlement of #kenya’s debut #eurobond for the shilling's rally seen since mid-February.
According to the multilateral lender, the higher benchmark lending rate by the CBK has amounted to a defense of the local unit while the partial repayment of the Eurobond notes maturing in June has revived demand for the shilling.
The unit has been the biggest gainer among peers in #subsaharanafrica on a year-to-date basis, alongside the Zambian Kwacha which has however shed some of its gains.
“The #kenyanshilling is the best-performing currency in the sub-continent and it recorded an appreciation of 16 percent so far this year. After strengthening by 14 percent in mid-February, the Zambian kwacha has lost some ground and recorded a year-to-date appreciation of 2.4 percent as of mid-March. In both cases, the monetary authority hiked interest rates to defend their currencies,” the #worldbank notes in a new regional outlook report.
“In Kenya, securing funds to repay its Eurobond falling due in June 2024 restored confidence and increased the demand for local #currency.”
CBK effected two consecutive raises of the benchmark interest rate in December and February at 13 percent from 10.5 percent with the primary goal of cushioning the shilling by attracting #foreignexchange flows into local #investments such as government securities.
This month, the CBK noted that raising interest rates had resulted in the desired outcome as it left the CBR unchanged at 13 percent.
In February, Kenya raised Sh195.3 billion ($1.5 billion) in new Eurobond notes to partly meet the maturity of the Sh260.4 billion ($2 billion) debut #sovereignbond due to mature in June. The news marked the turning point for the shilling as investor sentiment improved on the back of the elimination of what had largely been seen as a looming default.
Since then, the shilling which had lost ground on the #usdollar by more than two percent in 2024-as of January 30, #trading at Sh160.75, has rallied to Sh130.22, representing a year-to-date appreciation of 17 percent. Continue reading. https://www.businessdailyafric....a.com/bd/markets/cur
Kenya 🇰🇪 is an #afcfta member country
Source: Mark-Anthony Johnson’s LinkedIn Post
#unitedunderafcfta #africayeswecan
#transformingafrica #theafricawewant #brandafrica #au #gdp #investment #africa #africameansbusiness #thisisafrica #diaspora #it #oneafrica #auc #transafricanhighway #smes #afcfta2024 #creatingoneafricanmarket #theafcftaeffect #intraafricantrade #agenda2063 #partnerships #afcftatv #wb #buildbackbetter #investinafrica #africanunity #afdb #saatm #tradeinafrica #tradeunderafcfta #joinafcfta #africaonthemove #investors #infrastructure #madeinafrica #afcftasecretariat #panafricanism #papss #zlecaf #cfta #africansolutionstoafricanproblems #strongertogether #afreximbank #unitedunderafcfta
How Kenya shilling became BEST performer in sub-Sahara Africa: Here’s what to know: The World Bank Group has credited interest rate increases by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) and the partial settlement of #kenya’s debut #eurobond for the shilling's rally seen since mid-February.
According to the multilateral lender, the higher benchmark lending rate by the CBK has amounted to a defense of the local unit while the partial repayment of the Eurobond notes maturing in June has revived demand for the shilling.
The unit has been the biggest gainer among peers in #subsaharanafrica on a year-to-date basis, alongside the Zambian Kwacha which has however shed some of its gains.
“The #kenyanshilling is the best-performing currency in the sub-continent and it recorded an appreciation of 16 percent so far this year. After strengthening by 14 percent in mid-February, the Zambian kwacha has lost some ground and recorded a year-to-date appreciation of 2.4 percent as of mid-March. In both cases, the monetary authority hiked interest rates to defend their currencies,” the #worldbank notes in a new regional outlook report.
“In Kenya, securing funds to repay its Eurobond falling due in June 2024 restored confidence and increased the demand for local #currency.”
CBK effected two consecutive raises of the benchmark interest rate in December and February at 13 percent from 10.5 percent with the primary goal of cushioning the shilling by attracting #foreignexchange flows into local #investments such as government securities.
This month, the CBK noted that raising interest rates had resulted in the desired outcome as it left the CBR unchanged at 13 percent.
In February, Kenya raised Sh195.3 billion ($1.5 billion) in new Eurobond notes to partly meet the maturity of the Sh260.4 billion ($2 billion) debut #sovereignbond due to mature in June. The news marked the turning point for the shilling as investor sentiment improved on the back of the elimination of what had largely been seen as a looming default.
Since then, the shilling which had lost ground on the #usdollar by more than two percent in 2024-as of January 30, #trading at Sh160.75, has rallied to Sh130.22, representing a year-to-date appreciation of 17 percent. Continue reading. https://www.businessdailyafric....a.com/bd/markets/cur
Kenya 🇰🇪 is an #afcfta member country
Source: Mark-Anthony Johnson’s LinkedIn Post
#unitedunderafcfta #africayeswecan
#transformingafrica #theafricawewant #brandafrica #au #gdp #investment #africa #africameansbusiness #thisisafrica #diaspora #it #oneafrica #auc #transafricanhighway #smes #afcfta2024 #creatingoneafricanmarket #theafcftaeffect #intraafricantrade #agenda2063 #partnerships #afcftatv #wb #buildbackbetter #investinafrica #africanunity #afdb #saatm #tradeinafrica #tradeunderafcfta #joinafcfta #africaonthemove #investors #infrastructure #madeinafrica #afcftasecretariat #panafricanism #papss #zlecaf #cfta #africansolutionstoafricanproblems #strongertogether #afreximbank #unitedunderafcfta
How Kenya shilling became BEST performer in sub-Sahara Africa: Here’s what to know: The World Bank Group has credited interest rate increases by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) and the partial settlement of #kenya’s debut #eurobond for the shilling's rally seen since mid-February.
According to the multilateral lender, the higher benchmark lending rate by the CBK has amounted to a defense of the local unit while the partial repayment of the Eurobond notes maturing in June has revived demand for the shilling.
The unit has been the biggest gainer among peers in #subsaharanafrica on a year-to-date basis, alongside the Zambian Kwacha which has however shed some of its gains.
“The #kenyanshilling is the best-performing currency in the sub-continent and it recorded an appreciation of 16 percent so far this year. After strengthening by 14 percent in mid-February, the Zambian kwacha has lost some ground and recorded a year-to-date appreciation of 2.4 percent as of mid-March. In both cases, the monetary authority hiked interest rates to defend their currencies,” the #worldbank notes in a new regional outlook report.
“In Kenya, securing funds to repay its Eurobond falling due in June 2024 restored confidence and increased the demand for local #currency.”
CBK effected two consecutive raises of the benchmark interest rate in December and February at 13 percent from 10.5 percent with the primary goal of cushioning the shilling by attracting #foreignexchange flows into local #investments such as government securities.
This month, the CBK noted that raising interest rates had resulted in the desired outcome as it left the CBR unchanged at 13 percent.
In February, Kenya raised Sh195.3 billion ($1.5 billion) in new Eurobond notes to partly meet the maturity of the Sh260.4 billion ($2 billion) debut #sovereignbond due to mature in June. The news marked the turning point for the shilling as investor sentiment improved on the back of the elimination of what had largely been seen as a looming default.
Since then, the shilling which had lost ground on the #usdollar by more than two percent in 2024-as of January 30, #trading at Sh160.75, has rallied to Sh130.22, representing a year-to-date appreciation of 17 percent. Continue reading. https://www.businessdailyafric....a.com/bd/markets/cur
Kenya 🇰🇪 is an #afcfta member country
Source: Mark-Anthony Johnson’s LinkedIn Post
#unitedunderafcfta #africayeswecan
#transformingafrica #theafricawewant #brandafrica #au #gdp #investment #africa #africameansbusiness #thisisafrica #diaspora #it #oneafrica #auc #transafricanhighway #smes #afcfta2024 #creatingoneafricanmarket #theafcftaeffect #intraafricantrade #agenda2063 #partnerships #afcftatv #wb #buildbackbetter #investinafrica #africanunity #afdb #saatm #tradeinafrica #tradeunderafcfta #joinafcfta #africaonthemove #investors #infrastructure #madeinafrica #afcftasecretariat #panafricanism #papss #zlecaf #cfta #africansolutionstoafricanproblems #strongertogether #afreximbank #unitedunderafcfta
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🌬️ POURQUOI LE PEUPLE BETI VÉNÈRE –IL LE BOA?🐉
La richesse d’un peuple se situe au niveau de sa culture et de son histoire. Ainsi, la culture reste la chose la plus chère d’un peuple. Elle est d’ailleurs ce qui lui reste lorsqu’il a tout perdu. Alors jaloux de l’identité culturelle Camerounaise le Tamtam du Mboa s’est rendu du côté du Mbam pour mieux comprendre et faire comprendre la culture et l’histoire Béti.
🌬️D’où viennent les Bétis ?
Les Betis sont un peuple bantou du Mbam dans la région du centre. Ils seraient venus de la sanaga à bord du dos de Ngan-medza, un serpent boa constituant leur totem, alors qu’ils fuyaient l’islamisation instituée par Ousman Dan Fodio. Malheureusement, tous les Bétis ne seraient pas passé de l’autre côté de la Sanaga parce que la personne qui tenait la torche lors de la traversée avait involontairement laissé tomber les flammes sur le dos du boa lequel les avait laissé couler. C’est pour quoi, de nos jours, l’on retrouve encore les betis dans le mbam et notamment dans les villes de Yaoundé et Ebolowa. Et aussi on les trouve dans tout le triangle et surtout dans le littoral à cause de l’affluence économique dans la région.
La constitution du peuple Bétis👣
Descendant de Nanga, son ancêtre, le peuple Béti est issu d’une grande famille composée de Kolo Beti, Mwele Beti, Eton Beti, Mvan Beti, Nturu et Beti Bulu (la seule fille). Alors, dans sa lignée, le Clan Béti est constitué des Eton, des Ewondo et des Bene, des bulu, des Manguissa, des Ntumu, des Fang, des Mvae, des mvele, des Mbindambanis, des Yebekolos et autres. Et de nos jours, les Eton, les Ewondo et les Bene en restent les principales ethnies.
🧑🦰🧑🦳🧓🧓La Pyramide des Bétis
La généalogie Béti dans sa structure interne indique qu’au sommet de la pyramide se situe l’ethnie ( Ekang ), celle-ci se divise en principaux sous-groupes appelés tribus, qui à leurs tours se scindent en familles appelées Ndat bot. Alors si l’on situe ses débuts à NANGA, nous retiendrons qu’EKANG NANGA a eu plusieurs épouses à savoir et a donné d’énormes descendances parmi lesquels BETI be NANGA (Ce qui fait l’objet de notre étude). Alors, père fondateur du peuple BETI, il est à retenir que Beti a enfanté Etone Beti le père des Eton, Kolo Beti ou Ewondo Beti le père des Ewondo, Bene Beti le père des Bene, Etenga Beti le père des Etenga et Mvele Beti le père des Mvele.
🌔 L’importance de la purification chez les Bétis
Il est important de pratiquer les rites de purification chez les Betis car, ils permettent d’éviter la malchance, de se faire pardonner auprès des ancêtres lorsqu’on a commis une faute ou une ignominie. Alors son appellation varie selon l’ethnie visée. Chez les Eton par exemple on parle de Tsogo, chez les Ewondo, c’est le Tso et chez les Fang on a à faire à l’Esobino.
