- South African Central Bank Cuts Policy Rate to 6.75% as Inflation Outlook Improves
- Rwanda's Central Bank Holds Benchmark Rate at 6.75% to Anchor Inflation
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- South Africa’s Inflation Edges Up to 3.6% in October Ahead of Rate Decision
Ivory Coast Cocoa Grind Falls 25.4% in October as New Season Opens
Ivory Coast’s cocoa grind dropped 25.4 percent in October to 44,075 tons, reflecting ...
Oil Prices Edge Lower as US Crude Inventories Rise and OPEC Forecasts Supply Surplus
Oil prices slipped on Thursday, extending losses as rising US crude inventories and O...
Nigerian Bonds Sink After Trump Warns of Possible U.S. Military Intervention
Nigeria’s sovereign dollar bonds plunged across maturities after U.S. President Donal...
Zimbabwe’s Dollar Stock Market Narrows Gap With Main Bourse as Growth Accelerates
Zimbabwe’s dollar-denominated Victoria Falls Stock Exchange is rapidly approaching th...
Nairobi Securities Exchange Market Value Surpasses KSh 3 Trillion for the First Time
The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) has crossed a historic milestone, with its mark...
Nigeria's central bank keeps benchmark rate at 27%
The Central Bank of Nigeria held its key interest rate steady at 27 percent, citing c...
Egypt Holds Interest Rates as Inflation Pressures Build and economy heats up
Egypt’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged to curb rising inflation and manag...
South African Central Bank Cuts Policy Rate to 6.75% as Inflation Outlook Improves
South Africa’s central bank has reduced its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 6.75...
Congo Audit Uncovers $16.8 Billion in Underreported Mining Revenue, $50 Million Lost to Local Development Funds
A state audit in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has revealed that mining firm...
South Africa’s Online Retail Sales to Surpass $7.4 Billion in 2025, Study Shows
Online retail sales in South Africa are set to exceed 130 billion rand ($7.42 billion...