For the African in Dakar, Abidjan, Lagos or Nairobi — and in Montréal, Paris or London — who has never owned a share of an African company, and who should stop watching the continent's wealth get built and start owning a piece of it.
Who they are. Where they're listed. Five years of numbers. The dividend. Who owns it. How to buy it. Three strengths, three risks. A verdict. Sources. So you can put Sonatel next to MTN next to Safaricom and compare like with like.
BRVM (Abidjan), JSE (Johannesburg), NGX (Lagos), NSE (Nairobi), Casablanca, Cairo, Accra. Local currency first, then dollars, euros and Canadian dollars — because you should never feel like a guest in a newsletter about your own market.
Every issue ends with the practical part — which broker, what minimum, what it costs, what tax is withheld — for a reader at home and a reader abroad. Watching is free. Owning is the point.
Newest first. Free issues are open to everyone.
Once the archive covers a few dozen companies, members will get the earnings-season scorecards, side-by-side comparisons (all the banks, all the telcos), and the data behind every issue. Payable by card, mobile money or bank transfer. Subscribers to the free list will be told first.