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Mastercard Achieves Record 45% Expansion in Africa’s Digital Payments Infrastructure, Positioning Continent for $1.5 Trillion Market by 2030

Mastercard has grown its acceptance network across Africa by 45 percent in 2025 – a major milestone that brings millions more consumers and small businesses into the continent’s fast-expanding digital economy. This accelerated progress underscores the strong advancement of digital payments, technology, and innovation in Africa—a transformation that traditionally would have taken several years to […]

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Treadway Mobilizes $500 Million Chinese Investor Network to Accelerate Africa’s Green Industrial Revolution

Global investment banking firm Treadway is stepping up efforts to channel Chinese capital into African markets, targeting large-scale investments to support industrialization, energy and infrastructure development across a continent experiencing unprecedented demand for electricity and facing critical power shortages that constrain economic growth and job creation opportunities for rapidly expanding youth populations. The Hong Kong-based […]

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Nigeria’s Inflation Drops to 14.45% in November, Achieving Tinubu’s Target Amid Rebasing Controversy and Persistent Cost-of-Living Pressures

Nigeria’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has announced that the country’s headline inflation rate eased in November 2025 to 14.45 percent, marking a significant milestone in the government’s economic management strategy and representing the mildest inflation reading since October 2020 while falling below President Bola Tinubu’s ambitious target of reducing inflation to 15 percent by […]

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Kenya Seals KSh 40.4 Billion Power Transmission Partnership After Controversial Adani Deal Cancellation

The Kenyan government has finalized a landmark KSh 40.4 billion ($311 million) Public-Private Partnership agreement to strengthen the nation’s electricity transmission network, marking a strategic pivot after President William Ruto cancelled controversial deals with India’s Adani Group in November 2024 due to corruption concerns and intense public backlash. The deal, signed on Monday, December 15, […]

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Nigeria Sovereignty Under Threat: Opposition Party Condemns FIRS-France Tax Deal, Demands Indigenous Digital Tax Infrastructure

The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) has escalated concerns over Nigeria’s economic independence by strongly rejecting the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Federal Inland Revenue Service and France’s tax authority, warning that the December 10, 2025 agreement threatens to undermine the nation’s sovereignty and expose critical fiscal infrastructure to foreign surveillance and exploitation. In a […]

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South Africa Emerges as Israel’s Dominant Coal Supplier After Colombia’s Export Ban Over Gaza Conflict

South African coal miners have dramatically increased thermal coal exports to Israel following Colombia’s total ban on shipments implemented in August 2025, with data revealing an 87 percent surge that positions South Africa as the dominant supplier to the Israeli energy market despite Pretoria’s high-profile genocide case against Tel Aviv at the International Court of […]

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EPRA Holds Pump Prices Steady for Festive Season: Ksh184.52 Petrol Price Anchors Stable Trajectory Amid Global Cost Volatility

The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) delivered a measure of predictability to Kenyan consumers and the transport industry by announcing that fuel prices are to remain unchanged for the critical festive period. The new price regime, which came into effect on December 15, 2025, will hold steady through January 14, 2026. This marks the […]

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AGOA Extension Battle: South Africa’s Fate Hangs in Balance Amid Geopolitical Tensions and $26.2 Billion Trade Stakes

The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), the cornerstone of US economic engagement with Sub-Saharan Africa for over two decades, has entered a critical phase of legislative limbo following its expiration on September 30, 2025. Recognizing the profound significance of the agreement, both the US Congress and African leaders are vigorously pursuing its revival and […]

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