Finance
Global capital is increasingly shifting from simply entering Africa’s tech ecosystem to actively shaping its structure. The focus is no longer just “funding innovation,” but deciding which institutions control the flow, direction, and long-term deployment of that capital.
Finance
African nations are projected to borrow $155 billion in long‑term commercial debt in 2026, a roughly 10% increase from 2025, according to a March 17 report by S&P Global Ratings.
Policy
As a landmark zero-tariff deadline approaches, African states are negotiating individually against the world's largest market. Without a unified continental strategy, the most lucrative trade opportunity of this generation risks becoming another triumph of rhetoric over results.
Finance
Kenya is making waves in Africa’s digital finance sector. The country has announced the creation of a Virtual Asset Compensation Fund to protect cryptocurrency investors if licensed dealers fail to meet their obligations
Finance
Airtel Africa’s stock has been attracting attention lately, thanks to strong growth in its digital services. More people are using Airtel’s mobile money, data, and online services, and investors are noticing.
Finance
The IMF report shows that some African economies are likely to do well, supported by rising consumer demand, growing industry, and better trade balances.
Cryptocurrency
Ghana becomes the first African nation to fully legalize cryptocurrency. Here's what it means for businesses, diaspora, and the future.
African Progress
Africa's building tomorrow's payment systems today. Ghana registered 100+ crypto providers, Nigeria expands digital banking. While the West debates, Africa merges traditional banking with cryptocurrency innovation—a $100B remittance market demands it.