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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.

Valterra Flags Platinum Supply Cut of Up to 20% by 2030

Saturday, 20th September 2025 by inAfrika Reporter Platinum supply cut looms this decade, Valterra Platinum’s chief executive said on Friday.…

Moody’s Lifts Rwanda Outlook to Stable on Eased DRC Risks

Saturday, 20th September 2025 by inAfrika Newsroom Moody’s announced a Rwanda outlook upgrade to stable from negative on Friday, citing…

Kenya US Trade Talks Target Year-End Deal as AGOA Deadline Nears

Saturday 20th September 2025 from inAfrika Newsroom Kenya US trade negotiations advanced this week, with Nairobi targeting a year-end agreement…

Nigeria leads Africa to launch continent-wide oil & gas regulators forum

Friday 19th September 2025 inAfrika Newsroom Africa has taken a major step toward harmonising oil and gas rules after regulators…

Dangote’s First U.S. Gasoline Cargo Lands: What It Changes and What It Doesn’t

Thursday 18th September 2025 By inAfrika Reporter Nigeria’s 650,000-barrel-per-day Dangote Refinery has delivered its first gasoline cargo to the United…

Turan Bank Secures $15 Million ICD Financing to Boost SMEs in Azerbaijan

Thursday 18th September 2025 by inAfrika Reporter Turan Bank, one of Azerbaijan’s leading financial institutions known for its strong international…

KCB and Afreximbank Commit $800 Million to Power Kenya’s Vipingo Special Economic Zone

Thursday, 18th September 2025 by inAfrika Reporter KCB Group and the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) have signed a landmark Memorandum…

Afreximbank’s New Innovation Hub Targets US$70 Billion Boost for Africa’s Economies.

Wednesday 17th September 2025 By inAfrika Reporter Africa’s push for technological sovereignty and trade-led growth gained fresh momentum with the…

AfDB Backs Ethiopia’s Capital Market Leap with $400,000 Grant.

Wednesday, 17th September 2025. by inAfrika Reporter. Ethiopia’s ambition to build a vibrant capital market has taken a major step…

Uganda’s fiscal pivot: smaller budget, cheaper borrowing—and a bet on projects that start engines

Wednesday, 17th September 2025. by inAfrika Reporter Uganda’s headline on 17 September is not another spending wish list; it is…

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