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Senegal's artisanal fishing sector is collapsing under pressure from industrial and illegal fishing operations, triggering a cascade of economic and s...
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Senegal's artisanal fishing sector is collapsing under pressure from industrial and illegal fishing operations, triggering a cascade of economic and s...
Read full analysis →Mozambique faces a critical juncture as the International Monetary Fund prepares to deploy a technical mission to the southern African nation, marking...
Read full analysis →MTN Group's decision to phase out Ayoba represents a significant strategic recalibration in how Africa's largest telecom operator approaches digital s...
Read full analysis →Kenya's manufacturing sector is increasingly vocal about the impact of the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) fee—a Sh150 (approximately €1.10) le...
Read full analysis →Djibouti's President Ismail Omar Guelleh has unveiled "Salaam City," a $480 million residential development that signals a critical inflection point f...
Read full analysis →Kenya's residential property market is experiencing a structural supply crisis that has reached critical proportions. The East African nation faces a ...
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Kenya's SAFER (Support for Accelerated and Inclusive Financial and Economic Resilience) programme represents a pivotal intervention in one of East Afr...
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LAPO Microfinance Bank, one of Nigeria's largest microfinance institutions, has launched a N10 billion (approximately €13.5 million) five-year fixed-r...
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United Bank of Africa (UK) has formalized a strategic partnership with British International Investment (BII), the UK government's development finance...
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Kenya's electricity consumption patterns reveal a critical concentration risk that should concern European infrastructure and energy investors eyeing ...
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Nigeria's electricity sector is experiencing a critical inflection point. Ikeja Electric, which serves approximately 2 million consumers across Lagos ...
Read full analysis →South Africa's water sector presents a paradox that European investors have largely overlooked: the nation faces not a resource scarcity problem, but ...
Read full analysis →Egypt is signaling ambitious economic expansion plans, targeting 5.4% GDP growth while simultaneously preparing substantial increases to public sector...
Read full analysis →TECNO's announcement of EllaClaw represents a pivotal moment in African technology development, one that European investors operating across the conti...
Read full analysis →Unilever Nigeria's financial performance in 2025 marks a turning point for one of Africa's most established consumer goods operators, with pretax prof...
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For decades, Nigerian policymakers treated oil price rallies as economic salvation. Today, that logic has inverted. As geopolitical tensions between I...
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Nigeria's crude oil sector is facing a critical production crisis that extends far beyond routine operational challenges. New data reveals that the co...
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The International Monetary Fund's projection of 4.4% economic growth for Morocco in 2026 represents a significant milestone for North Africa's second-...
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Mastercard's announcement of a 45% expansion in its acceptance network across Africa during 2025 represents far more than a routine infrastructure upg...
Read full analysis →After seven years of aggressive investment, MTN Group has announced the gradual discontinuation of Ayoba, its ambitious super-app platform. This strat...
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