South Africa’s debt stabilises for first time in 17 years
South Africa’s debt burden is stabilising for the first time in nearly two decades, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced Wednesday, […]
Economy
Hungary accuses Ukraine of oil disruption
Tensions have escalated after Hungary claimed that Ukraine is interfering with its access to Russian oil, prompting the deployment of
President Mahama confident new Shama glass factory will be among Africa’s largest
President John Mahama has expressed confidence that a new float glass factory under construction at Shama in the Western Region
Zimbabwe has announced an immediate ban on the export of all its raw materials.
Zimbabwe has halted the export of all raw materials following claims of government misconduct and leakages. Following allegations of malpractice
Ghana leads the world in mobile money regulatory standards.
Ghana has maintained its status as the global leader in mobile money regulation, solidifying its standing as one of Africa’s
Africa’s biggest refinery has finalized a petrol supply agreement to deliver 65 million litres per day
Nigeria’s drive for fuel self-sufficiency has received a major boost following an offtake deal between the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and
Finance Minister projects Ghana’s economy at $140B by 2026.
Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson says Ghana’s economy could reach $140B by 2026, having surpassed $100B. Cassiel Ato Forson highlighted
Tomato merchants suspend trips to Burkina Faso citing safety fears.
Following a recent terrorist attack in Burkina Faso, tomato traders from the Ashanti Region have refused to resume cross-border purchases,
The US is reportedly weighing a ban on Nigeria’s cattle trade
US legislators have proposed halting beef and cattle exports from Nigeria to pressure armed factions associated with Fulani herders to
Nigeria loses $3.3bn to food waste amid cold chain gaps.
Nigeria lost an estimated $2.3 billion to $3.3 billion to post-harvest losses in 2025, highlighting major structural flaws in the