South Sudan is projected to become Africa’s fastest-growing economy this year, overtaking Ethiopia in the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) latest forecasts as the oil-exporting country prepares for ...
Africa’s largest economies in 2026 have been ranked based on their gross domestic product (GDP), with Kenya placing seventh ...
A new study titled Structural Change in Africa: The Role of North–South and South–South Trade by Solomon Owusu, Assistant Professor of Global Economic Policy at the Pardee School, and co-authors ...
Mapi Gloricien lies in his mother’s arms in a hospital in Kinshasa, among the fastest-growing cities on Earth. Just days old, he’s one of an estimated 4.5 million children expected to be born in the ...
Pakistan and African countries, at the launch ceremony of the Pakistan-Africa Economic Council (PAEC), reaffirmed their resolve to raise bilateral trade to $15 billion by 2030, diversify economic and ...
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Adesina urges industrialisation, African tech innovation to drive economic growth
Former President of the African Development Bank (AfDB) Group, Dr Akinwumi Adesina, has called for visionary and ethical leadership, industrialisation and investment in technology to accelerate Africa ...
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Who runs the South Africa economy in 2026: the Treasury, Reserve Bank, Eskom, Transnet, Naspers, Sasol, the big miners and the Rupert and Motsepe families.
Africa's economic growth this year is forecast to outpace Asia's for the first time, according to the International Monetary Fund, though experts warned that Africa needs major investment. Some ...
FIRST ON FOX: Many African economies are accelerating – booming – since the Trump administration shifted policy focus from aid to trade, a senior State Department official told Fox News Digital. In ...
On Tuesday, September 23rd, 2025, Think Africa Partnership (TAP), the Association for the Advancement of African Women Economists (AAAWE), and The World Bank co-hosted a virtual conversation on ...
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