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Namibia has officially announced its removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) "grey list," a significant development that marks a pivotal moment for the Southern African nation's economic trajectory. This decision comes after Namibia
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MOMBASA, Kenya — On the final day of the 11th Our Ocean Conference, fifteen countries from Africa, Asia, Europe, the Caribbean and the Pacific signed their names to a document that, if honoured, could begin
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A single document published by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) lays out a grim reality for African agriculture. Written in the clear language of satellite data and yield projections, the June 2026 Anomaly
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The geopolitical and economic gravity of African manufacturing has shifted decisively northward. In its newly released Africa Industrialisation Index report, the African Development Bank (AfDB) officially named Morocco Africa’s top-ranked industrialized economy. This historic milestone
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The recent unrest in Kenya was a direct response to escalating fuel prices, which had been steadily climbing due to global market disruptions, particularly the conflict in the Middle East impacting oil supply routes through
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Egypt moved on two fronts this week to signal serious intent in its long-stalled effort to make mining a genuine pillar of the national economy. The Egyptian Mineral Resources and Mining Industries Authority (MRMIA) signed
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Accra, Ghana – The recent announcement from the Bank of Ghana has presented a complex picture of the nation’s economic health, revealing a significant surge in national public debt to GH¢674 billion ($63.1 billion) as
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Cairo is executing a high-wire economic act that epitomizes the structural challenges facing North Africa's largest economies. This week, the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) formalized an $800 million financing agreement with the International Islamic
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Cairo is executing a high-wire economic act that epitomizes the structural challenges facing North Africa's largest economies. This week, the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) formalized an $800 million financing agreement with the International Islamic
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The handshake between President Bola Tinubu and President Paul Kagame at the Urugwiro Presidential Villa this morning was more than a standard diplomatic formality. Against the backdrop of the 2026 Africa CEO Forum, which officially
