Bangladesh turns to banks for extra Tk300b loan
Bangladesh turns to banks for an extra Tk300 billion loan to cover budget deficits, driven by rising salary costs and fuel subsidies amid global market…
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Africa’s pharmaceutical sector poised for major shift
Africa’s pharmaceutical sector is set to boom, with demand surging from $18B to $56B-$70B by 2030 as local production rises and imports fall.
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AI‑First Telecoms Race Ahead in Africa
AI telecom Africa is transforming outdated USSD systems with AI-driven models, creating massive opportunities for operators to deliver real-time services across
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Kenya’s Loan Rate Decision Tied to Egg Prices
Kenya's Central Bank faces a difficult decision on loan rates this month as food inflation, driven largely by egg prices and other staples, threatens to…
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Agricultural Innovation Sustains Egypt’s Economy
Dive into how agricultural innovation sustains Egypt's economy amid water scarcity. The government prioritizes farming to secure food supplies for 102 million c
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Forex app demand surges across Africa
Smartphone adoption is fueling a dramatic rise in forex app demand across Africa, as more users trade global markets from their mobile devices.
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Africa’s hidden 7 billion trees revealed
Africa's hidden 7 billion trees outside forests revealed in a groundbreaking survey, reshaping land-use data and environmental strategies.
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Saudi and Tanzania vow deeper trade ties
Saudi Tanzania trade partnership deepens as both nations announce new investment projects and a plan to close the trade gap, boosting regional commerce.
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Nigeria’s oil production hits six-year peak
Nigeria’s oil production surged to a six-year high of 1.56M barrels daily, exceeding OPEC+ targets for the first time in years.
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Africa’s Reading Push Could Spark Continental Growth
Reading education Africa could spark growth, as a GEEAP report shows early literacy programs quickly lift student performance and boost economies.
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