- Sunday, July 12, 2026
BusinessDay
Africa’s two biggest economies are expected to remain on relatively firmer footing this year as growth slows across the rest...
Egypt’s annual inflation rate slowed for a third consecutive month in June, offering fresh signs that price pressures are easing...
Health workers in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have launched industrial action this week, protesting against unpaid benefits and...
MTN Group and Telecel Group are preparing to bid for 5G licenses in Ghana after the government ends the exclusive...
Africa’s export economy remains concentrated in a relatively small group of countries, but the last year’s rankings reveal a sharp...
Dangote Group plans to finance its proposed 700,000 barrel per day oil refinery in Kenya through internally generated cash, bond...
South Africa recorded negative Foreign Direct Investment inflows last year for the first time since 1990, as multinational companies repatriated...
South African police have denied claims that the death of a Nigerian man in police custody was connected to recent...
Africa enters the second half of 2026 with reform momentum beginning to translate into stronger market signals. Ethiopia is preparing...
The first half of 2026 tested African currencies as the US-Iran war rattled global financial markets, disrupted oil supplies and...
…rises year on year by 148% in 2025 Nigeria re-entered Africa’s top five destinations for long-term capital inflows last year...
Ghana has fully settled a $700 million Eurobond obligation ahead of schedule, marking another step in the country’s efforts to...
One year after Ethiopia opened its banking sector to foreign investors, the anticipated influx of international lenders has yet to...
Wamkele Mene, secretary-general of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) secretariat, has condemned attacks on foreign nationals in South...
At least 20 people, many of them students returning home after sitting state examinations, have died after a crowded wooden...
