AllAfrica reported via the Champion the welcome establishment of Nigeria's 1st commodity exchange(The Abuja commodity exchange)."...ASCE which would trade in spot transactions for high quality grains such as white and yellow maize, soyabeans, cowpea, benniseed and millet, as well as cassava and sorghum.In the light of the development the exchange has invited commodity brokers and warehouse and assaying firms to partner with it in the areas of dealership and warehousing..."The Nigerian SEC should take note of the success deregulation has brought the derivatives industry in India .Broader based competition and demutualisation is needed in the exchange industry as a whole,private industry should be encouraged to step in and begin the process of establishing more regional exchanges in markets across the board. Whither the Aba stock exchange, Ibaden Cocoa exchange, Abakaliki Yam exchange et. al ?
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Quick Hits
Open Access papers a boon for developing world scientists-SciDev
Supporting Nollywood the Directors Guild of Nigeria
Challenges for Craftspeople-BBC
Is Kenya teetering?-NYTimes
Challenges for the book industry-George Ngwane
Questioning the Nigerian Stock Exchange-Basil Enwegbara
The real Water Board-WashAfrica
South-South ties contd. Asian footsteps in the continent.
Power-sharing government is a recipe for “disaster”-FT
Leadership starts with you not him!-Joachim Ezeji
The Ghadafi virus-The Moor Next Door
Public-private investment partnerships in health systems-Output Based Healthcare
Examining Charles Soludo Nigeria's Central Bank Governor-234Next
Hey, Here's a Tip: Try Africa.
Carol Pineau writes in the Washington Post:
It used to be that when the U.S. economy sneezed, the rest of the world caught a cold. Today, with globalization, everybody has a pretty bad flu -- except for Africa, where many of the more than 20 stock markets are reporting gains similar to those of the Nigerian exchange. I've been working on a film exploring Africa's frontier markets for the past couple of years, and the returns I've found can only be described as eye-popping. African markets have outperformed Standard & Poor's 500-stock index and many other indexes over the past decade. I've met people who have doubled and even tripled their investments...[continue reading]
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