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Tanzania’s proposed Sh57.04 trillion budget for 2025/26 has drawn praise and concern from stakeholders over heavy borrowing. The plan prioritizes debt repayments and preparations for elections and AFCON, which may …
Tanzania’s Budget Proposals: Stakeholder Concerns Over Borrowing Risks Read More
BBC’s “Focus on Africa” explores the rising tensions in South Sudan’s unity government, the implications of Libya’s call for foreign oil exploration, and the largely unspent reparations fund in South …
Insecurity in South Sudan: Tensions in Unity Government and Economic Challenges in Africa Read More
According to the Absa Kenya Economic Overview, Kenya faces significant economic challenges in 2025, including geopolitical tensions, rising global commodity prices, and trade disruptions. Inflation trends and changes in advanced …
Absa Economic Overview Highlights Risks to Kenya’s Economy in 2025 Read More
Ghana’s economy is undergoing a transformative phase aimed at becoming a top investment destination in Africa, driven by visionary leadership and comprehensive reforms. Efforts to improve the business environment include …
Ghana’s Economic Revival: A Call for Investment and Prosperity Read More
Ghana’s Finance Minister revealed the country faces significant debt service costs, projecting $8.7 billion over the next four years, with heavy liabilities in 2027 and 2028. The lack of financial …
Ghana’s Finance Minister Warns of Significant External Debt Obligations Read More
On March 11, 2025, Ghana’s Minister of Finance, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, presented the 2025 Budget, themed “Resetting the Economy for the Ghana we Want.” The budget reflects citizens’ aspirations, …
Ghana’s 2025 Budget: Resetting the Economy for the Future Read More
Ghana’s dollar bonds fell nearly 1.5 cents following Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Baah Forson’s announcement of spending cuts described as “shock therapy.” The 2035 bonds hit an 8-week low but …
Ghana’s Dollar Bonds Decline Following Shock Therapy Spending Cuts Announcement Read More
Ghana’s Finance Minister has indicated that the country will face significant external debt servicing over the next four years, presenting challenges to its economic stability. Ghana’s Finance Minister, Cassiel Ato …
Ghana Faces Significant External Debt Service Over Next Four Years Read More
Ghana plans to implement significant spending cuts this year as part of a “shock therapy” strategy to address economic challenges, as stated by Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Baah Forson. Ghana’s …
Ghana’s Finance Minister Announces Major Spending Cuts as Economic ‘Shock Therapy’ Read More
Ghana faces significant external debt service costs of $8.7 billion over four years, with major payments in 2027 and 2028. These challenges arise amid economic recovery efforts from a significant …
Ghana’s Finance Minister Highlights Significant External Debt Obligations Read More