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Nigeria’s FX Liberalisation for Oil Exports: A Strategic Reset with Global Implications

Nigeria has implemented a major policy shift by allowing international oil companies to fully repatriate their export proceeds, removing the previous 90-day retention rule. Announced on March 25, this move.

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Consumer Demand and Oil Infrastructure Power Uganda’s 8.5% Growth Surge

Uganda is transitioning from a consumption-led recovery to a structurally anchored, infrastructure-driven growth model with far-reaching regional implications. The economy expanded by 8.5% in the quarter ending December 2025, up.

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Ghana Redefines Global Trade Architecture with Colombia Shipping Route

Ghana and Colombia have established a direct maritime corridor linking the Port of Tema and the Port of Cartagena, signalling a strategic shift in global trade routes. Ghana’s Foreign Minister,.

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Gabon Poultry Import Ban 2027 Aims for Food Sovereignty

The renewed cooperation between Gabon and Senegal marks a strategic pivot towards self-sufficiency in poultry production. At its core is a clear objective: to replace long-dominant imports with a competitive.

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Caledonia Mining Leads Zimbabwe’s Shift from Extraction to Scale

Caledonia Mining Corporation reported a remarkable financial surge in 2025, with profits rising to $67.5 million—a 193% increase driven by strong gold prices and steady output from Blanket Mine. The.

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How the Rand Anchors Southern Africa’s Economies

South Africa’s rand gained ground against the dollar early this week as global oil prices stabilised and the US dollar softened. The currency traded 0.3% stronger at 16.89 per dollar,.

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How Ethiopia Is Fighting Global Fuel Price Shocks

As diesel and petrol prices surged across global markets, the Ethiopian government moved swiftly to shield its economy from inflationary fallout. Authorities introduced emergency fuel subsidies aimed at protecting households,.

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Africa’s AgTech Revolution Reshaping Food Systems

Across Africa, agriculture has long been more than an economic activity; it is the backbone of livelihoods, food security, and rural stability. In recent years, however, a new generation of.

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Nigeria–Togo Power Partnership Deepens Amid Regional Demand

Electricity remains a fundamental driver of economic activity, industrial expansion, and regional integration. Across West Africa, cross-border power trade is emerging as a key mechanism for strengthening economic cooperation. The.

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Oil Price Rally Gives Algeria Fiscal Breathing Space for Investment

Algeria, Africa’s largest country by landmass, has built much of its modern economic architecture on hydrocarbons. When global oil prices briefly surged above $100 per barrel amid geopolitical tensions involving.

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