Uncategorized Ghana’s inflation rate hits record low of 7.5% as central bank cuts lending rates ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized South Africa’s business confidence jumps to pre-pandemic levels despite record unemployment ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized Nigeria’s plan to rebuild oil refineries ignores one key detail – oil is no longer valuable ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized Tanzania to begin construction of $30 billion natural gas project in 2023 ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized Battling political instability, Uganda agrees deal with IMF to receive $1 billion bailout ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized How Mozambique’s history of violence is dashing hopes of economic progress ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized Another win for President Nguesso ensures Congo’s economic crisis will prolong ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized Magufuli’s economic policies lifted Tanzania despite COVID-19 criticism ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized 1.5 million COVID-19 infections and a worst economic recession in 70 years, how can South Africa recover? ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized Accused of “COVID denials” Tanzania recorded fastest economic growth in Africa in 2020 ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized Without government intervention, Ghana’s energy debt will hit $12.5 billion by 2023 ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized Rich in oil, rich with poor people. The story of Gabon’s oil wealth and plunder ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized Ethiopia’s PM Abiy won the war in Tigray. Now the economy is bleeding. ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized Why even a $461.6 million government bailout cannot help struggling Air Namibia ByBrian Kithinji
Uncategorized Why even a $461.6 million government bailout cannot help struggling Air Namibia ByEditorial
