How MTN Group is Navigating the Fallout From Migrant Crackdown in South Africa
MTN Group is moving to contain the fallout from South Africa’s escalating crackdown on migrants as rising anti-immigrant sentiment threatens […]
MTN Group is moving to contain the fallout from South Africa’s escalating crackdown on migrants as rising anti-immigrant sentiment threatens […]
Namibia’s central bank has raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points The Bank of Namibia lifted its repo […]
South Africa’s consumer inflation rose to 4.5% year on year in May, accelerating from 4.3% in April and moving further […]
With gold and lithium prices at record levels and battery minerals recovering from a prolonged downturn, producers are betting that […]
The investigation by campaign group Global Witness highlights the growing challenge facing the global technology industry as demand rises for […]
The Democratic Republic of Congo has confirmed 782 Ebola cases, including 181 deaths, as the country’s worst outbreak in years […]
South Africa’s Standard Bank aims to become Kenya’s largest lender by 2030, as it seeks to expand its presence in […]
Across Africa, financial inclusion is no longer limited by the availability of financial services – it is limited by whether […]
Ethiopia expects government spending to rise sharply in the 2026/27 fiscal year as the economic fallout from the Iran war […]
The Auditor-General's findings regarding procurement processes within the City of Cape Town have vindicated concerns that residents, community activists, and opposition parties have been raising for years.
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If new studies are correct, the implications of Zipline’s drone logistics network in Africa extend well beyond the health sector […]
Nigeria’s United Capital Group has become the first foreign financial institution to receive an investment banking licence in Ethiopia. The […]
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a new $250 million Extended Credit Facility for Rwanda, providing fresh financial support […]
The Ruto government wants to turn eCitizen records into a national revenue stream. Critics say the plan trades public trust […]
In the red dust of Namibia’s central plateau, where uranium-bearing rock has quietly underpinned China’s nuclear ambitions for years, a […]
Zimbabwe sits on some of the world’s fastest-growing reserves of lithium, a mineral that has moved from niche industrial input […]
The move comes as both sides in Sudan’s conflict attempt to assert control over fiscal and monetary levers in areas […]
Ethiopia’s national payments switch EthSwitch says its EthioPay-IPS platform processed more than 1 million transactions in a single day, with […]
The decision is essentially a short-term relief valve for Zambia’s copper sector, but it also signals structural stress in the […]
Nigeria’s Dangote Petroleum Refinery has processed more than 700,000 barrels of crude oil per day, surpassing its official 650,000-barrel-per-day capacity […]
South Africa’s state-owned power utility, Eskom, has signed a long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreement with Zululand Energy Terminal, […]
Kenya’s private sector activity contracted for a third consecutive month in May, with businesses facing weaker demand and mounting cost […]
The move comes as stablecoins gain traction across Africa, where businesses and consumers are increasingly turning to dollar-linked digital tokens […]
Foreign capital inflows into Nigeria surged by 84 percent in the first quarter of 2026, reaching $10.37 billion and reflecting […]
