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Nigerian citizens declare a “day of rage” to protest against soaring inflation and economic hardships, challenging government policies.

The African Union reports 65 million children benefit from school feeding programs in Nigeria and 50 other African countries.

The IMF reports significant risks to Zimbabwe’s economic stability due to governance weaknesses and corruption, urging urgent reforms.

The US has denied President Mnangagwa’s claims of a military base in Zambia, emphasizing a partnership-led approach in Africa.

Kwesi Pratt criticizes Ghana’s government for celebrating the Eurobond deal, questioning the economic strategy behind the debt relief agreement.

SADC and International IDEA sign an MoU to enhance democracy in southern Africa, focusing on electoral reforms, gender equality, and peace initiatives.

Ghana’s cocoa farmers turn to smuggling beans to Ivory Coast, driven by the cedi’s sharp decline and soaring production costs.

ZimStat announces a 2025 economic census to assess Zimbabwe’s economy, including all business sizes for comprehensive data.

Zambia urges AU and SADC to mediate in the diplomatic conflict with Zimbabwe, following President Mnangagwa’s critical remarks.

Only 7% of Zimbabweans have health insurance, leaving 93% without coverage. The CWGH report urges a national health insurance scheme to bridge this gap.