Economy Archives - Page 13 of 17

Zambia and DR Congo reopen border after trade dispute

After a brief closure due to a trade dispute, Zambia and Congo have reopened their shared border.

Ethiopia is building Africa’s largest airport near Addis Ababa to handle increased air traffic and boost the country’s economy.

Businesses in Nigeria are counting the cost of the recent protests sparked by soaring inflation and economic hardship.

Ghana has opened its first commercial gold refinery to increase revenue from the precious metal, create jobs, and curb smuggling.

Ethiopian government is taking concrete steps to liberalize its economy by allowing independent forex bureaus to operate.

The Libyan government has vowed to protect the country’s oil interests and condemned the actions of the demonstrators.

The country has taken steps to stabilize its currency and attract foreign investment.

Following the Ethiopian birr’s devaluation, authorities have taken action against businesses found to be excessively raising prices on goods.

Nigeria is engulfed in widespread unrest as citizens protest against soaring living costs and government failures, resulting in multiple deaths.

Cameroon successfully concludes a $550 million bond sale to reduce domestic debt and boost economic activity.