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Africa’s economy is poised for steady growth, with key sectors such as agriculture, technology, and services driving progress. The World Bank forecasts a 4.0% growth for Sub-Saharan Africa in 2025, fueled by stronger trade, increased investment, and ongoing digital transformation. These sectors are not only enhancing regional integration but also positioning Africa as a global hub for innovation and business development.

Africa’s Cost of Capital Is Easing—But Boardrooms Shouldn’t Be Fooled

Tuesday, 16th September 2025. By inAfrika Reporter In the last 18 months, Africa’s credit story has improved from “can they…

Kenya Trims Pump Prices—What It Means for Cross-Border Wallets and Wheels

Monday 15th September 2025 By inAfrika Reporter Kenya’s energy regulator has eased pump prices for the next 30-day cycle, shaving…

The minerals truce that could rewrite Africa’s supply chains

Monday, 15th September 2025 By inAfrika Reporter In a draft framework circulating between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo,…

Harare wins the Intra-African Trade Fair HQ—here’s what East African exporters should watch

Monday, 15th September 2025 By inAfrika Reporter The Intra-African Trade Fair has outgrown being an event and has become an…

BAL × Afreximbank Bets on Africa’s Sports Economy

Friday 12th September 2025 by inAfrika Reporter On a week when the Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF) chalked up a record…

Afreximbank’s A-/Stable Rating Affirmed by Japan’s Credit Rating Agency, Reinforcing Global Credibility

Wednesday, 10th September 2025 By inAfrika Reporter The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has had its A- issuer credit rating with…

Visa Pay Launches to Expand Access to Digital Payments across the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Monday 7th September 2025 By inAfrika Reporter Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, September 4, 2025 — Visa, the global…

Multilateral Development Banks Hit Record $137 Billion in Climate Finance, Driving Sustainable Growth Worldwide

Monday, 7th September 2025 By inAfrika Reporter Multilateral development banks delivered a record $137 billion in climate finance in 2024,…

Tanzania’s Central Bank Cuts Rate to 5.75%—and Quietly Rewires Consumer Protections. Here’s What Will Change First

Thursday, 4th September 2025. by inAfrika Reporter Tanzania’s central bank is sending a dual signal to households and lenders: cheaper…

BoT Pulls All Incoming Remittances Into TIPS. Here’s How It Changes Fees, Settlement, and Your Next Transfer

Wednesday, 3rd September 2025 By inAfrika Reporter Tanzania’s central bank has tightened the rails for international money sent into the…

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