Nigeria’s banking sector is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by recapitalisation and structural reforms that are reshaping Africa’s financial landscape. In 2026, the country’s leading banks recorded the fastest brand.
Ghana’s return to issuing a seven-year domestic bond, its first in three years, represents far more than a routine fundraising exercise. It marks a deliberate step towards restoring market confidence,.
Nigeria is beginning to redefine how it responds to disasters, shifting from reactive relief to predictive protection. At the centre of this transition is a parametric insurance initiative in Lagos,.
The arrival of Sonatrach at Niger’s Kafra field represents far more than the launch of a new drilling campaign. It signals a defining shift in the country’s economic identity. Long.
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.
Within the evolving theatre of global energy, Africa is no longer a peripheral actor defined by untapped reserves and deferred promises. The narrative is shifting, quietly yet decisively. Today, the.
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.
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,.
The latest figures from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) tell a compelling story: Sub-Saharan Africa’s recorded music revenues rose by 15.2% in 2025, reaching $120 million. At.
The latest $89.4 million investment by Itochu and JOGMEC into the Platreef platinum group metals (PGM) project underscores a growing global race for critical minerals. It also reinforces South Africa’s.
