@MV_ufanisi,

On a diff tandem altogether i can see and appreciate your excitement bout GSE and the frustration bout our NSE. I however do not trade in the GSE but do so actively in the FTSE,AIM NYSE and like you said at the click of the button.(It makes a hell of a difference) I also do online spread betting (betting on the movement of shares) much more rewarding.(our lunch times are spent in cafe's with our laptops just watching the markets for opportunities)

You have cracked me up when you said bout hiding behind the holy grail and truth be told though i have held some shares in the NSE for 6 year or so, i just could not be bothered to actively trade there,the inefficiency, lethargic tendencies,are a tad to low for my liking and IMO the margins are just too kidogo.

Meanwhile SKYPE is floating the shares sometimes in Q4,and why lie i am literally salivating (clasping my hands!!)i love this Swedish duo!!

Many thanks Mzee young,

I have already contacted AAGS for further information. I would love to deal with them same company from Kenya, Uganda and Ghana, even later when I venture to Zambia.

@young - Asante Sana. Thank you very much!

@The Deal Of Namibia

When I opened my broking account with databank group way back in 2004, they required my physical presence but I do not not know now.

Your best bet is to phone your broker of choice and ask them the requirements.

Good Luck.

Yep Kpoli your findings will be useful to other wazuarians.

Personally I cannot imagin how an investor will just trade or invest in one market and is fulfilled when there are bountless opportunities elseway.
It is more interesting , more exciting but strange.
Even African fund managers do not do that.