Zambia remains in default to Afreximbank, TDB as $583m debt talks stall - Finance in Africa
Zambia’s debt talks with regional lenders Afreximbank and TDB have stalled, keeping the country in partial default.| Finance in Africa
Zambia’s debt talks with regional lenders Afreximbank and TDB have stalled, keeping the country in partial default.| Finance in Africa
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has formally approved Nigeria, Côte d’Ivoire, and Benin as recipient countries.| Finance in Africa
Angola has become a sovereign shareholder in Africa Finance Corporation following an equity investment of $184.8 million.| Finance in Africa
Explore Nigeria’s leading halal mutual funds, from equity and sukuk to ETFs. Compare performance and Shariah compliance for ethical investing| Finance in Africa
South Africa’s mining and infrastructure reforms are drawing growing interest from Indian investors seeking opportunities in the region.| Finance in Africa
The CBN has introduced three new non-interest liquidity tools to strengthen the Islamic finance sector and align with global standards.| Finance in Africa
The World Bank has announced that it will resume funding to Uganda after a two-year halt triggered by the enactment of an anti-LGBT law.| Finance in Africa
Finance in Africa helps you stay ahead of Africa’s finance scene. You get daily market updates, investment guides, and tips for Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, South Africa, and Egypt.| Finance in Africa
