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Mauritania has moved to strengthen its private sector development infrastructure through a landmark cooperation framework signed between the Islamic R...
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South Sudan stands at a critical inflection point. Despite decades of conflict and economic instability, the world's youngest nation is now attracting...
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Somalia's financial sector faces a paradox that Western regulators seem determined to ignore. While international banks justify mass de-risking as pru...
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The Eswatini Stock Exchange (ESE) posted a marginal gain in the first quarter of 2024, with market capitalisation increasing 0.51% as regional economi...
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Read full analysis →The global capital allocation map is shifting. For decades, emerging market investors funneled Asia-focused private equity and venture capital through...
Read full analysis →Ghana's cooperative credit movement is sending a powerful signal to investors and savers: the sector is thriving despite intensifying competition from...
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The Libyan Investment Authority (LIA), one of Africa's largest sovereign wealth funds, has publicly denied knowledge of a default ruling issued agains...
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Mauritius has positioned itself as Africa's premier gateway for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investment, attracting over $2 billion in ...
Read full analysis →Nigeria's banking sector has officially concluded its most ambitious recapitalisation programme in over a decade, with lenders collectively raising ₦4...
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Mauritius continues to position itself as Africa's leading financial services hub, but 2026 brings structural shifts that investors must navigate care...
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Diamond Trust Bank (DTB), one of East Africa's largest financial institutions, has officially exited Burundi after operating in the country for 16 yea...
Read full analysis →Tunisia has clinched a €450 million financing package from European partners, marking a critical lifeline for the North African nation as it navigates...
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Eritrea's Red Sea Trading Corporation (RSTC) represents one of Africa's most opaque yet consequential state economic instruments. Established as the p...
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Somalia's private sector has long grappled with a structural financing gap. Banks remain cautious, collateral requirements are prohibitive, and formal...
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Sierra Leone's informal sector represents over 80% of economic activity, yet remains severely disconnected from formal financial systems. Financial in...
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The Central African Republic has set an ambitious debt issuance target of CFA17.5 billion for the third quarter, marking a critical inflection point i...
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Angola is moving to reshape its financial regulatory landscape. The draft Law on the Legal Regime for the Supervision of External Auditing of Public I...
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Togo's legal services landscape is experiencing measurable growth as a former senior partner at Martial Akakpo & Associates—one of West Africa's most ...
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