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Ruto Rings the Bell, Kenya Changes Course: How the KPC IPO and a New Infrastructure Fund Mark the End of Kenya’s Debt-Driven Development Era

A bell rang at the Nairobi Securities Exchange on the morning of Tuesday, March 10, 2026. It was a short, ceremonial act. But for Kenya, the implications are anything but brief. President William Ruto, flanked by Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi, Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi, and NSE Chairman Kiprono Kittony, marked one of the most […]

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South Africa’s Economy Ekes Out 1.1% Growth in 2025 — But Missed Targets, Crumbling Industry and Record Joblessness Reveal a Recovery Built on Shaky Ground

South Africa closed out 2025 with annual economic growth of 1.1 percent — the fastest pace since 2022, but still well short of what the country needs to dent unemployment, ease fiscal pressure, or inspire the kind of investor confidence that drives lasting prosperity. Data released by Statistics South Africa (StatsSA) on Tuesday confirmed that […]

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Ruto Signs Kenya’s Sh5 Trillion National Infrastructure Fund Into Law, Betting on Investment Over Debt

President William Ruto has signed into law the National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) Bill, 2026, formally launching what his administration describes as the most consequential shift in how Kenya will finance its development ambitions in the post-independence era. The signing ceremony, held at State House in Nairobi on Monday, was attended by senior government officials including […]

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Oil Shock From Iran War Puts S&P 500 Earnings Growth at Risk, Goldman Sachs Warns

Wall Street’s biggest banks are sounding the alarm: if oil prices remain elevated following the widening U.S.-Israeli military campaign against Iran, the consequences for U.S. corporate earnings could be far more severe than markets are currently pricing in. Goldman Sachs, in a note published Friday, placed sustained oil disruption at the top of its risk […]

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Kenya’s National Assembly Sets Sh2.878 Trillion Spending Ceiling for 2026/27 Amid Debt Pressures and Growth Ambitions

Kenya’s National Assembly Budget and Appropriations Committee has proposed a Sh2.878 trillion national government spending ceiling for the 2026/27 financial year, setting the stage for a significant parliamentary debate over the country’s fiscal direction as the government attempts to balance growth investment against a mounting debt burden and persistent structural challenges. The figure was tabled […]

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From Factor Growth to Innovation Engine: The UN’s Blueprint for Africa’s Technology-Led Economic Transformation

A landmark report from the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa is set to reframe how the continent thinks about growth, industrialisation, and the digital economy. The forthcoming Economic Report on Africa 2026 (ERA 2026), titled “Growth through Innovation: Harnessing Data and Frontier Technologies for Africa’s Economic Transformation,” makes a pointed argument: Africa cannot continue […]

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