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Developing countries face record-high public debt burden: UN agency

The UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has said that global public debt rose to $102 trillion in 2024, with $31 trillion belonging to developing countries.

US firms pledge trade deals at Africa summit after Trump's aid cuts

The deals were agreed at the US-Africa Business Summit of African leaders and representatives of the US government and private sector in Angola.

Ethiopia central bank allows foreign banks to operate

Ethiopia central bank says foreign banks can apply for licences

Ghana approves $2.8 billion debt relief deal with creditor nations

Ghana's parliament has approved a $2.8 billion debt restructuring deal with 25 creditor nations, including China.

Zimbabwe initiates process to join BRICS bloc

Brazil as the chair of BRICS is guiding the southern Africa nation on steps to be taken to join the bloc, Zimbabwe’s foreign minister says

South Africa secures $1.5 billion loan to improve infrastructure

South Africa has signed a $1.5 billion foreign loan agreement, aiming to overhaul its transport and energy infrastructure and reignite economic growth.

Mali's Barrick Gold office in the capital Bamako reopens

Malian tax officials have reopened Barrick Gold's office in the capital under a court-appointed administrator after it closed in April over protracted tax dispute.

Oil prices surge after Tehran mulls shutting Strait of Hormuz

Somair: Niger to nationalise French nuclear fuels company's uranium venture

Nigerian company to make HIV, malaria test kits

African diamond producers pledge funds for promotion

Mali's Barrick Gold office in the capital Bamako reopens

Malian tax officials have reopened Barrick Gold's office in the capital under a court-appointed administrator after it closed in April over protracted tax dispute.

Oil prices surge after Tehran mulls shutting Strait of Hormuz

Somair: Niger to nationalise French nuclear fuels company's uranium venture

Nigerian company to make HIV, malaria test kits

African diamond producers pledge funds for promotion

Developing countries face record-high public debt burden: UN agency

The UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has said that global public debt rose to $102 trillion in 2024, with $31 trillion belonging to developing countries.

US firms pledge trade deals at Africa summit after Trump's aid cuts

The deals were agreed at the US-Africa Business Summit of African leaders and representatives of the US government and private sector in Angola.

Ethiopia central bank allows foreign banks to operate

Ethiopia central bank says foreign banks can apply for licences

Opinion

Mali's Barrick Gold office in the capital Bamako reopens

Malian tax officials have reopened Barrick Gold's office in the capital under a court-appointed administrator after it closed in April over protracted tax dispute.

Oil prices surge after Tehran mulls shutting Strait of Hormuz

Somair: Niger to nationalise French nuclear fuels company's uranium venture

Nigerian company to make HIV, malaria test kits

African diamond producers pledge funds for promotion

Mali's Barrick Gold office in the capital Bamako reopens

Malian tax officials have reopened Barrick Gold's office in the capital under a court-appointed administrator after it closed in April over protracted tax dispute.

Oil prices surge after Tehran mulls shutting Strait of Hormuz

Somair: Niger to nationalise French nuclear fuels company's uranium venture

Nigerian company to make HIV, malaria test kits

African diamond producers pledge funds for promotion

Ghana approves $2.8 billion debt relief deal with creditor nations

Ghana's parliament has approved a $2.8 billion debt restructuring deal with 25 creditor nations, including China.

Zimbabwe initiates process to join BRICS bloc

Brazil as the chair of BRICS is guiding the southern Africa nation on steps to be taken to join the bloc, Zimbabwe’s foreign minister says

South Africa secures $1.5 billion loan to improve infrastructure

South Africa has signed a $1.5 billion foreign loan agreement, aiming to overhaul its transport and energy infrastructure and reignite economic growth.