Analysts link Ethiopia’s changing economic outlook to wider investment confidence across Africa as investors reassess regional opportunities.

National electrification programme phase three targets universal electricity access renewable expansion and improved grid reliability across Ethiopia.

Government of Angola approves comprehensive AfCFTA action plan to strengthen regional value chains and markets.

Ethiopia reaches a preliminary deal with key bondholders to restructure its defaulted bond.

Strong expansion in mobile money services helps lift group first-quarter turnover significantly.

Mozambique and Angola forged a historic digital alliance, signing a pivotal agreement to reshape their technological landscapes. The breakthrough memorandum of understanding breathes vibrant new life into the shared digital transformation goals of both African nations. Signed amidst the electric atmosphere of the 5th National Communications Conference, the pact establishes a dynamic framework for bilateral cooperation. Mozambique’s Américo Muchanga and Angola’s Mário Oliveira formally endorsed the treaty, uniting their ministries under a common progressive vision. This strategic partnership acts as a bridge for exchanging rich technical expertise, pioneering digital innovations, and modernized regulatory practices. Both governments aim to ignite economic growth and foster deep digital inclusion by aggressively upgrading their core communications infrastructure. By weaving their digital ecosystems together, the two countries are actively accelerating Africa’s broader journey into the modern technological age.

Modernized infrastructure lays the foundation for advanced smart city and IoT digital services.

Mastercard brings its global Priceless lifestyle platform to cardholders across nine African markets.

Moody’s says Gabon faces higher default risks as debt pressures grow and funding access remains limited

Senegal’s government has reversed its previous stance and announced a readiness to restructure its national debt.

Candidates emphasize modernization and digital transformation for Morocco’s growing trade base.

Uganda’s standard gauge railway wins new financing from IsDB

The Court of Cassation overturned convictions against two prosecutors, ruling that the alleged offense did not exist.

Fifteen nations have adopted the Mombasa Declaration to combat illegal fishing and enhance global fisheries transparency by implementing low-cost policy reforms.

Oil prices dropped below US$80 a barrel following optimism over a US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and potentially ease sanctions on Iranian crude.

The IMF urges Rwanda to focus on fiscal consolidation after approving a 250 million dollar loan.

Vulnerable African economies receive extra IMF support as energy and food prices skyrocket.

Morocco trade deficit widens eighteen percent in four months as energy import costs surge.

The heads of the IEA, IMF, World Bank, and WTO met to discuss collective responses to the Middle East war.

President Tinubu stated that his economic reforms stabilized Nigeria and boosted market confidence.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan held a phone call with Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to discuss deepening bilateral relations in trade, energy.

Favorable oil prices give Angola financial stability to restructure its upcoming public debt.

Uganda President Yoweri Museveni appoints Henry Musasizi as the new finance minister in cabinet.

Belarus plans to use partnerships with Algeria to expand its broader continental cooperation.