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East African Crude Oil Pipeline nears completion, aiming to make Uganda an oil exporter by 2026

A monumental undertaking spanning two East African nations, the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project is now entering its critical final phase, a “12-month sprint” that promises to usher Uganda into the exclusive club of oil-exporting countries by the second half of 2026. With approximately $3.6 billion already invested, this ambitious cross-border infrastructure project […]

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Kenya’s Domestic Borrowing Surges Past KSh 6.1 Trillion

Kenya’s domestic debt has officially crossed the formidable KSh 6.1 trillion mark, reaching KSh 6.311 trillion as of July 4, 2025. This significant milestone, revealed by the latest figures from the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), underscores the government’s increasing reliance on the local financial market to fund its operations. This surge, representing a nearly […]

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Ethiopia launches its first securities exchange 

In a monumental stride forward for its economic liberalization and financial modernization, Ethiopia today officially launched its long-awaited securities exchange. This historic event marks the introduction of a secondary market for government treasury bills (T-bills) in electronic form, signaling a profound transformation in how the nation mobilizes domestic capital and integrates into the global financial […]

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Kenya Revenue Authority surpasses revenue target, collecting Kshs. 2.571T and achieving 100.6% performance 

In a significant triumph for fiscal management and national development, the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has announced that it has successfully surpassed its revenue target for the Financial Year 2024/2025. Despite a challenging economic landscape, the taxman collected an impressive Kshs. 2.571 Trillion, exceeding the revised target of Kshs. 2.555 Trillion. This remarkable achievement represents […]

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OPEC’s World Oil Outlook 2050 sees long-term oil demand rising, despite short-term cuts tied to China’s slowdown and global energy transition

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has released its highly anticipated World Oil Outlook 2050 report, presenting a revised and notably bullish forecast for global oil and overall energy demand in the medium and long term. This optimistic projection, however, comes alongside a cautious reduction in short-term oil demand projections for the next […]

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Unilever and Equity Bank launch KES 2.4B distributor financing to boost Kenya’s manufacturing

Global consumer goods giant Unilever and leading East African financial institution Equity Bank have announced a strategic partnership to roll out a comprehensive Distributor Financing Solution. This groundbreaking initiative, backed by an annual investment of KES 2.4 billion (approximately $18.5 million USD), is meticulously designed to strengthen manufacturing supply chains, dramatically improve product availability, and […]

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Trump’s 10% tariff threat on all BRICS nations sparks global tension

President Donald Trump has once again sent shockwaves through the global economic and geopolitical landscape, announcing on Tuesday that the United States would “pretty soon” impose a 10% tariff on imports from all BRICS nations. This declaration, made just days after Brazil hosted the bloc’s annual summit in Rio de Janeiro, immediately drew sharp criticism […]

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Cape Town unveils R71.2B plan to boost energy resilience, cut Eskom reliance

The City of Cape Town has unveiled a staggering R71.2 billion (approximately $3.9 billion) investment plan over the next three years, targeting critical infrastructure upgrades and a significant shift towards diversified and sustainable electricity supply. This monumental commitment positions Cape Town at the forefront of South Africa’s energy transition, aiming to drastically reduce its reliance […]

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