According to ThisDay Live, Udo Emmanuel Sunday discusses the perspective of estate surveyors and valuers on managing residential property. The article highlights that investment in real estate is considered a secure and profitable avenue for generating income, emphasizing its potential for wealth accumulation.

Analysts suggest the rally in South African listed property stocks may continue, according to Moneyweb. Ian Anderson of Merchant West Investments and Kundayi Munzara of Sesfikile Capital point to improving sector fundamentals, attractive yields and the possibility of annual returns in the teens as reasons for optimism. Their views indicate that, despite recent gains in listed property shares, investors could still see further upside if current conditions in the sector persist.

Safaricom PLC reported a strong financial performance for the fiscal year ending March 2026, highlighting its status as a leading company on the Nairobi Securities Exchange. The Group achieved higher revenue, improved profitability, and stronger returns for shareholders, driven by growth in Kenya's mobile data and M-Pesa services, along with positive developments in other areas.

Nigeria's Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) has begun engagements with key stakeholders in the oil and gas sector, according to Tribune Online. The initiative, led by the Chairman of the Commission's Investment Monitoring Committee alongside a Federal Commissioner, aims to attract increased investment into the industry and boost revenue flowing into the Federation Account. The outreach forms part of broader efforts by the commission to strengthen earnings from Nigeria's vital petroleum sector.

The National Infrastructure Fund Board has appointed James Mworia as the institution's founding Chief Executive Officer, according to Business Today. The Board announced the appointment on Monday, September 7, stating that Mworia secured the position through a competitive recruitment process. He is tasked with building the new State-backed fund from the ground up. The appointment took effect immediately, marking a key step in establishing the fund's leadership structure as it begins operations.

South Africa's Pension Funds Adjudicator has pledged tougher enforcement against employers who fail to pay over workers' pension contributions. According to Moneyweb, the crackdown will target not only defaulting employers but also individuals deemed 'responsible persons' within organisations, signalling personal accountability for unpaid contributions. The move aims to protect retirement savings of employees whose contributions are deducted but not transferred to pension funds.