Nigeria is seeking to strengthen investor confidence as its economic reforms begin to reshape the country’s financial outlook. During the recent International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings in Thailand,.
West Africa’s economic future will depend in part on how effectively its countries connect their markets, infrastructure and investment opportunities. A proposed $15 billion portfolio of infrastructure projects backed by.
OPay Limited has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), marking a significant development for African fintech. The company filed its registration statement.
Africa’s infrastructure challenge is often framed as a shortage of money. But the deeper challenge may be how existing capital is being used. Across the continent, pension funds, insurers,.
The competition for global capital is becoming more sophisticated. African countries are no longer competing only on the size of their natural resources or the promise of future growth..
Tanzania is stepping up its drive to attract international capital, presenting a broad range of investment opportunities to European businesses across agriculture, critical minerals, transport, logistics and infrastructure. The.
Africa’s energy challenge is no longer simply about generating more electricity. It is about building the systems that can deliver that electricity reliably, affordably and sustainably to the people and.
Africa is maintaining economic momentum despite a slower global environment, with new data showing that the continent’s real gross domestic product grew faster than the global economy during the second.
Benin is emerging as one of Africa’s stronger economic performers, with its economy estimated to have grown by 8.1% in 2025, according to the African Development Bank’s 2026 Country Report.
Africa is entering a new phase in its development journey, with domestic capital emerging as a potential driver of infrastructure growth. The State of Africa’s Infrastructure Report 2026 by the.
