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Mauritius Chosen as Headquarters for African Credit Rating Agency - AfCRA
Port Louis / Johannesburg — Analysis The African Union (AU) has confirmed that the newly established African Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA) will be headquartered in the Republic of Mauritius. The decision positions the island nation at the center of a historic effort to build Africa’s financial self-reliance and reduce dependence on traditional global rating institutions such as S&P Global, Moody’s, and Fitch Ratings . AfCRA’s creation marks a significant milestone in the cont
Oct 165 min read
Zimbabwe Lifts Growth Forecast: Gold and Tobacco Power a Fragile Recovery
For years, Zimbabwe’s economic headlines have been dominated by currency crises, droughts, and energy shortages. But this month brought a...
Sep 242 min read
Uganda’s Debt Surges 26%: Why Domestic Borrowing Is Raising Alarms
Uganda’s latest fiscal numbers paint a stark picture. In the past year, the country’s public debt has jumped by 26.2% , climbing from...
Sep 242 min read
Zambia’s Debt Deal Hits a Snag: Why Afreximbank’s Role Could Reshape Africa’s Financing Future
Zambia was supposed to be turning the page on its debt crisis. After reaching a landmark agreement in June with private creditors to...
Sep 242 min read
World Bank Urges Bank of Ghana to Step Back from Excessive FX Interventions
The World Bank has called on the Bank of Ghana (BoG) to scale back its frequent interventions in the foreign exchange market, warning...
Sep 12 min read
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