S&P revised South Africa’s outlook to positive, highlighting accelerated reforms, improved financial conditions, and private sector-led growth initiatives
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South Africa mourns the death of former Finance Minister Tito Mboweni, a key figure in the country’s economic reforms, who passed away at age 65.
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Kenya’s finance ministry invites public input on economic reform legislation after protests over tax hikes, aiming to tackle revenue shortfalls.
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Nigeria detains tailors for making Russian flags used in anti-government protests.
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Ethiopia secures $4.9 billion in debt relief amid economic reforms, aiming for financial stability and growth.
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World Bank approves $1.5 billion financing for Ethiopia to support economic reforms and debt restructuring.
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South Africa’s recent economic reforms have inspired Abax Investments to increase its exposure to the country, seeing significant potential for long-term investment.
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President William Ruto’s cabinet reshuffle aims to address the root causes of recent deadly protests in Kenya, focusing on economic and social reforms.
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The IMF retains Nigeria’s growth projection at 3.3% amid ongoing economic reforms and challenges, including a significant rise in food price inflation.
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The IMF links an $8 billion loan for Egypt to crucial economic reforms, including currency flexibility, aiming for sustainable growth and market-driven policies.