🇿🇼 Struggling Telecel Zimbabwe put up for sale amid $240M debt
Zimbabwe's Telecel is facing forced divestment after accumulating $240 million in debt—a watershed moment for African telecommunications and a bellwet...
Read full analysis →Zimbabwe's Telecel is facing forced divestment after accumulating $240 million in debt—a watershed moment for African telecommunications and a bellwet...
Read full analysis →Mining remains the economic backbone of Southern Africa, generating over $180 billion annually and accounting for 8–12% of regional GDP depending on c...
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The Democratic Republic of Congo is establishing a dedicated paramilitary force to secure its mineral operations, marking a strategic shift in how Afr...
Read full analysis →Kenya's Employment and Labour Relations Court has delivered a significant ruling in favour of 187 former Facebook content moderators employed through ...
Read full analysis →Zanzibar, Tanzania's semi-autonomous archipelago, is positioning itself as a premier global investment hub ahead of a landmark 2026 summit designed to...
Read full analysis →Uganda's newly operationalized Petroleum Revenue Investment Reserve (PRIRR) marks a watershed moment for East Africa's youngest oil economy. Designate...
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Ethiopia's premier investment forum has concluded with commitments exceeding $13 billion, marking a significant milestone for the Horn of Africa's lar...
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The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) has issued a critical safety alert regarding defective Ford and Toyota vehicles that have i...
Read full analysis →Nigeria's food security challenge has entered a dangerous new phase. While headline inflation peaked near 35% in early 2024—driven largely by agricult...
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South Africa's Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) policy has long been a flashpoint for debate—critics call it window-dressing, supporters see struct...
Read full analysis →South Africa's Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi announced the withdrawal of the country's Draft National Artificial Inte...
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Tanzania stands at an inflection point in Africa's energy transition. As global fuel markets swing on geopolitical tension and renewable uncertainty, ...
Read full analysis →Gabon's economic outlook through 2031 presents a complex picture for investors monitoring Central African stability. The Central African nation, histo...
Read full analysis →Angola stands at a critical inflection point. For decades, the southern African nation has relied almost entirely on crude oil exports—a dependency th...
Read full analysis →Ghana's strategic push to attract American investment has entered a new phase with high-level diplomatic engagement on the US West Coast. Victor Smith...
Read full analysis →Nigeria's financial markets entered the final week of April 2026 with decisive momentum, as the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) extended its bullish s...
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Nigeria's foreign exchange market enters the final week of April 2026 amid mounting pressure on the naira, as the Debt Management Office (DMO) prepare...
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Nigeria's virtual asset landscape is undergoing a fundamental shift. The Virtual Asset Service Providers Association (VASPA), a pan-African industry b...
Read full analysis →Nigeria stands at an inflection point. After decades of crude oil dominance, policymakers are charting a deliberate course toward agricultural renewal...
Read full analysis →Kenya's financial regulator is tightening the screws on small lending. A draft Financial Consumer Protection Framework unveiled in March 2026 introduc...
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