Jenny Afia
Jenny Afia is in an excellent mood when she meets Spear’s. Last year she had told us: ‘I want two…
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Coutts AuM and new clients up double figures in 2019
Coutts has posted double-digit rises for new clients and AuM in a glittering 2019, reports Arun Kakar Coutts and Adam…
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Exploring the ‘tremendous beauty’ of Zimbabwe
From lions to elephants and vultures, Zimbabwe’s wildlife offers an array of thrills – but even they struggle to match…
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Akoko: A taste of London’s West African fine dining debutant
Akoko on Berners Street promises to put West African cuisine firmly on the London food map, writes Rasika Sittamparam Akoko…
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Thinking of quitting the UK? Here are the tax affairs to keep in mind… before you fly
When thinking about leaving the UK, these are the tax considerations to bear in mind – before you fly, says…
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Ben Ullmann’s star shines through the reputation world, under the guidance of David McDonough, who recently rebranded his firm Norris…
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Why are we so averse to verse?
Why does poetry seldom, if ever, aspire to be part of a national conversation, asks Sam Leith I’ve been writing…
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Citibank bullish on 2020, coronavirus impact – ‘not permanent loss in output’
The economic impact Coronavirus is yet to be seen in full but Citibank is optimistic about the year ahead, reports…
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Judge Robin Tolson’s outdated ruling is a wake up call for family law
The headline-grabbing ruling made by Judge Robin Tolson may sadly not be a one-off if urgent steps are not taken…
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Seychelles: A world leading financial services jurisdiction
‘Seychelles is well-positioned as a leading financial center, remaining a top choice in the global financial landscape’ The Republic of…
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The fall and rise of Berlin’s property market
Demand for property is outstripping supply in Germany’s resurgent capital, writes Catherine Moye Once defined by an unyielding communist wall,…
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Author Cheluchi Onyemelukwe-Onuobia on Nigeria’s literary flowering
Cheluchi Onyemelukwe-Onuobia’s debut novel both reflects current Nigerian life and hints at how it should progress, she tells Arun Kakar…
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This new Four Seasons chalet in Megève is as super-luxe as you think it is
The Four Seasons’ newly opened Les Chalets du Mont d’Arbois makes for a luxurious long weekend – but, dear God,…
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What to do if you have a high-value building dispute with your neighbours
Disputes between neighbours over building projects often attract press attention, especially when they concern HNWs or celebrities. Jess Smith and…
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Conservation is not just about preserving wildlife
Across Africa, conservation is doing more than preserving wildlife and landscapes – it is helping transform the lives of the…
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The last frontier: African tourism’s untapped potential
Already worth $200bn, tourism could transform Africa, writes Rasika Sittamparam Tourism in Africa is growing fast – expanding by 5.6…
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‘If you ask the price, you can’t afford it’ – Waldorf Astoria’s new Maldives retreat reviewed
Rising sea levels have not prevented Waldorf Astoria from becoming the latest hotel brand to set up shop in the…
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Non-stop from London to Sydney: is Qantas flight 7879 the new Concorde?
It’s not supersonic (yet), but Qantas’s flight 7879 – which takes passengers non-stop from London to Sydney in 19 hours…
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Suite as! Aboard the new and improved British Airways Club Suite
BA still boasts one of the most extensive long-haul networks, and for its Business Class passengers, the future is looking…
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Mo Ibrahim: ‘We invested in Africa…I made embarrassing amounts of money’
Mo Ibrahim is giving much of his fortune back to his home continent, as well as encouraging responsible governance along…
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