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Knight-Bagehot Fellow in Economics and Business Journalism at Columbia University | On leave from @business @BloombergAfrica | Opinions = own

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Watches overtake classic cars as key investment for Kenya’s rich

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By Eric Ombok Verified, Prinesha Naidoo
| Moneyweb Verified
Kenya’s rich are increasingly buying collectible assets for their personal enjoyment and long-term investment potential, according to a new report. Kenyans with a net worth of at least $1 million are interested in acquiring so-called investments of passion including jewelry, wine and rare whiskey in 2026, according to a Knight Frank LLP survey of more than 40 wealth managers.
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Private credit fund lists in Cape Town to tackle $21bn gap

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By Prinesha Naidoo
| Moneyweb Verified
Creation Capital is listing a private credit fund in Cape Town Wednesday to bridge a R350 billion ($21 billion) financing gap faced by South Africa’s micro, small and medium enterprises. The Creation Yield Fund, among the country’s first to include privately originated debt investments in a regulated exchange-listed note structure, has a target size of R3 billion and initial issuance of R300 million that’s anchored by a large local pension fund.
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It’s Mainly Watches, Whisky and Patriotism for Kenya’s Rich

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By Prinesha Naidoo, Eric Ombok Verified
| Flipboard
1 hour ago Erling Haaland brings $750 stuffed raccoon back to Norway after World Cup exit The Independent - Holly Patrick • 1h Erling Haaland might not have brought home the World Cup trophy to Norway, but he did return with a US memento – a taxidermied $750 (£560) raccoon holding a whisky bottle. The star striker, 25, made his highly anticipated World Cup debut, scoring seven goals in the tournament.
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