🌍 IMF: Algeria among four largest Arab, African economies
Algeria's position among the four largest economies in both the Arab world and Africa—measured by purchasing power parity (PPP)—represents a crucial y...
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Algeria's position among the four largest economies in both the Arab world and Africa—measured by purchasing power parity (PPP)—represents a crucial y...
Read full analysis →Kenya's central bank has issued a stark warning about mounting external pressures threatening the stability of the East African nation's currency and ...
Read full analysis →Nigeria's manufacturing sector has demonstrated remarkable fiscal resilience, generating N881.29 billion in Company Income Tax (CIT) during 2025—a met...
Read full analysis →Kenya's business environment presents a paradox that should concern every European investor considering East African exposure. While corporate mission...
Read full analysis →March 2026 marked a notable inflection point in African foreign exchange markets, with several currencies posting gains against the U.S. dollar for th...
Read full analysis →Senegal experienced a significant wave of civil unrest on Wednesday as thousands of workers, trade unionists, and opposition figures mobilized across ...
Read full analysis →Kenya's Central Bank has maintained its benchmark interest rate at 8.75%, signalling confidence in its inflation management framework even as external...
Read full analysis →The South African rand has come under renewed pressure in recent trading sessions, reflecting a confluence of external geopolitical tensions and domes...
Read full analysis →Africa's largest economies face a mounting employment paradox: rapid job creation in urban centres like Lagos and Nairobi masks a deteriorating worker...
Read full analysis →Cape Town has long marketed itself as Africa's most investor-friendly city—a gleaming outlier of service delivery, infrastructure, and economic dynami...
Read full analysis →The South African rand strengthened significantly on Wednesday, 9 April 2026, following news of a tentative two-week ceasefire agreement between the U...
Read full analysis →The forced removal of Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) Commissioner Githinji Wattanga represents a significant institutional instability event that deser...
Read full analysis →Mozambique's Finance Minister Carla Louveira has escalated tensions with the World Bank, alleging that the institution's latest economic assessments r...
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Read full analysis →Egypt is ramping up its diplomatic outreach to North American markets, with the Egyptian Embassy in Canada recently hosting a comprehensive seminar ai...
Read full analysis →Kenya's recent rejection of government spending allocations for media houses represents far more than a domestic budgetary dispute—it signals deeper s...
Read full analysis →Kenya's media landscape is bracing for financial turbulence following President William Ruto's signature on the 2026 Supplementary Appropriations Bill...
Read full analysis →Angola's President João Lourenço has signalled a fundamental restructuring of the country's international economic engagement, explicitly requesting t...
Read full analysis →The World Bank's latest macroeconomic assessment has delivered a sobering message to investors tracking sub-Saharan Africa: growth will remain stuck a...
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