G20–Africa Dialogue Sharpens Focus on Debt, Financial Reform
African leaders call for fairer creditor assessments and improved debt management under shared vision for Agenda 2063
African leaders call for fairer creditor assessments and improved debt management under shared vision for Agenda 2063
Agreement aligns with Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 plan to boost industrial output, create jobs and cut reliance on imports
Kenya will begin charging public senior secondary school students an annual fee of KSh 53,554 (approximately $414) starting in 2026,...
The G20 Global Inequality Report, presented Tuesday to President Cyril Ramaphosa in Cape Town, outlines a stark portrait of inequality...
Namibia has fully repaid its $750 million Eurobond issued in 2015, the country’s largest-ever debt maturity, according to a government...
Pan-African institutions have launched a $1.5 billion platform to support key infrastructure projects across the continent. The AAMFI Infrastructure Financing...
Cameroon’s Constitutional Council on Monday formally declared President Paul Biya the winner of the country’s October 2025 presidential election, securing...
Nigeria has officially launched the training phase of a nationwide Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programme aimed at...
Madagascar’s national farmers' organizations have issued a joint declaration calling for urgent government action to address worsening rural poverty, rising...
Nigeria is taking steps toward regulating stablecoins as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) launches an interagency working group to...