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President Tinubu Upholds Controversial Decision to Scrap Fuel Subsidy, Cites $1.32 Billion in Savings for National Development

Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu defended the nation’s decision to remove fuel subsidies in a recent national broadcast. The move, which has faced criticism due to its impact on the economy, has already saved over $1.32 billion in just two months. In an evening address to the nation, President Tinubu acknowledged the economic hardships that followed […]

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Niger Loses Access to International Funding as Countries Condemn Coup

In the wake of last week’s coup in Niger, the West African nation has been dealt a major blow to its financial stability as countries around the world condemn the military uprising. The Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) has cancelled a planned 30 billion CFA franc ($51 million) bond issuance by Niger in […]

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IMF Executive Board Commends Malawi’s Progress Under Staff-Monitored Program Amidst Adversities

The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Executive Board convened to discuss the first review of Malawi’s 12-month Staff-Monitored Program (PMB) with Executive Board involvement. The program, greenlit by the IMF Management on July 13, 2023, has been under close scrutiny due to the country’s resilience in the face of multiple challenges. Malawi has confronted a series […]

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Africa’s Food Crisis Escalates as Soaring Fertilizer Costs Strain Farmers and Drive Up Food Prices

In the midst of a severe food crisis across Africa, the exorbitant cost of imported fertilizers is adding fuel to the fire, exacerbating food insecurity and hampering agricultural production. Recent data from the African Market Observatory reveals that global fertilizer suppliers have enjoyed record-breaking profits, with the top nine producers tripling their earnings in 2022 […]

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Ghana’s Central Bank Takes Aggressive Measures to Tackle Soaring Inflation

Ghana’s economy is facing one of its most severe crises in years, grappling with double-digit inflation, a weak currency, and mounting public debt. In response to the escalating inflationary pressures, the country’s central bank has taken bold action by raising its benchmark lending rate by an unexpected 50 basis points, bringing it to a staggering […]

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Over 40 Nations Eager to Join BRICS Ahead of South Africa Summit

The BRICS group of nations, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, is set to witness a significant expansion as more than 40 countries have expressed their keen interest in becoming part of this influential alliance. South Africa, the current chair of BRICS and a key mediator, revealed that while 22 countries had formally […]

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Guinea Temporarily Ceases Key Agricultural Exports to Ensure Food Security

In a move to safeguard its food sovereignty and maintain social peace, Guinea’s ruling junta has announced the suspension of several crucial agricultural exports for a period of six months. The decision, which includes staples like rice, potatoes, and palm oil, is aimed at preserving stocks ahead of the upcoming harvests, according to a trade […]

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World Bank President Ajay Banga Announces Bold Initiatives to Strengthen Lending for Climate Change and Pandemic Mitigation

Ajay Banga, the recently appointed President of the World Bank, has revealed a groundbreaking set of measures aimed at ramping up lending to the world’s most impoverished nations. As part of the Bank’s strategic shift towards combating climate change and pandemics, Banga’s initiatives are poised to unlock substantial financial resources and foster sustainable development worldwide. […]

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