Senegal uses swap arrangements to secure cheaper cash as debt fears return.
Senegal has justified its reliance on sophisticated financial arrangements to access cheaper funding, following scrutiny over transactions that enabled it […]
France rejects claims of U.S. influence in South Africa’s G7 exclusion.
France has dismissed claims that the United States played a role in excluding South Africa from this year’s G7 summit,
Middle East conflict boosts demand for Nigeria’s LNG exports.
Nigeria is seeing increased interest in its liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments as supply disruptions linked to the Middle East
Muhoozi Kainerugaba hints at possible action against Iran, declaring support for Israel.
Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces and son of Yoweri Museveni, has drawn widespread attention after openly expressing support
Glencore faces shutdown risk, plans 1,000+ layoffs as South Africa power woes deepen.
Glencore’s ferrochrome business in South Africa is under pressure, with the firm warning it could pull out of ongoing discussions
Finance Minister hosts first investor town hall since 2021, indicating a strong economic rebound.
Ghana’s Ministry of Finance has organised its first investor town hall meeting since 2021, bringing together investors, bankers, and bond
Trump says NATO has done ‘absolutely nothing’ on Iran
President Donald Trump said Thursday that American NATO allies have done “absolutely nothing” to help with the Iranian “lunatic nation,
Karpowership rescinds decision to shutdown over $400m debt
Ghana has averted a potential power disruption after Karpowership suspended plans to shut down its operations in May, following successful
Uganda’s goods exports reach $1.45 billion amid a record surge in gold production.
In the last fiscal year, Uganda saw a notable increase in the value of its merchandise exports compared with the
WTO delegates convene in Yaounde amid major disagreements and demands for reform.
The 166 members of the World Trade Organization launched a crucial ministerial conference on Thursday in Yaounde, amid sharp disagreements