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Nigeria’s People’s IPO: A Landmark Moment for Local Ownership

Nigeria’s capital market entered a new chapter on 14 September 2026 with the opening of the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals. Marketed as the “People’s.

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Capital at Home: Africa’s Financial Assets Become a New Engine for Growth

Africa is increasingly looking inward for the capital needed to finance its next phase of development. As external financing becomes more difficult and fiscal pressures intensify, policymakers and investors are.

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Mozambique’s LNG Moment: Rovuma Project Moves Closer to a New Investment Phase

Mozambique’s ambition to become a major player in the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market is moving towards another important phase, as partners behind the long-delayed Rovuma LNG project accelerate.

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Africa’s Investment Expansion: Turning Global Capital into Industrial Growth

Africa is attracting renewed attention from international investors, with capital increasingly flowing towards strategic sectors capable of shaping the continent’s next phase of economic development.   Foreign direct investment into.

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Africa’s New Investment Partners: UAE Deepens Economic Ties with Senegal and Gabon

Africa’s investment landscape is continuing to diversify as the United Arab Emirates deepens economic engagement with Senegal and Gabon, highlighting the growing importance of Gulf capital to the continent’s development.

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Namibia’s Energy Opportunity: Fresh Investment Signals Confidence in Its Resource Potential

Namibia is strengthening its position as one of Africa’s emerging energy destinations as fresh exploration commitments signal continued international interest in the country’s resource potential. The latest development adds momentum.

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Ethiopia’s Investment Turnaround: Unlocking a New Era of Economic Growth

Ethiopia is entering an important new phase in its economic development, with investment, reform and private-sector participation increasingly shaping the country’s growth ambitions. After years in which public investment played.

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Guarantee Institutions: Catalysing Private Investment Across Africa

Africa is seizing a transformative opportunity to unlock its economic potential. With nearly $4 trillion in untapped domestic savings, the New African Financial Architecture for Development (NAFAD) is mobilising resources.

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Silicon Savannah Rising : Why Kigali, Lagos, and Nairobi Are Becoming Global Tech Hubs

Africa’s digital revolution is gathering remarkable momentum, and three cities, Lagos, Nairobi, and Kigali, have emerged at the forefront of the continent’s technological transformation. Together, they are attracting billions of.

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South Africa Targets $116 Billion Investment Drive by 2031

South Africa’s latest investment push is not just another capital-raising exercise. It is a calculated effort to reset the country’s economic trajectory while positioning it as a continental anchor for.

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