News from across Africa covering business, markets, policy and development in North, West, East, Central and Southern Africa.
By Radarr Africa Business Desk LAGOS, November 5 (Radarr Africa) – South Africa’s municipalities owe the state power utility Eskom 122.5 billion rand, and analysts warn that inconclusive local elections …
By Radarr Africa Business Desk LAGOS, November 5 (Radarr Africa) – Ghana’s annual inflation rate rose to 5.5 per cent in October 2026, its highest level in 11 months, from …
By Radarr Africa Business Desk LAGOS, November 4 (Radarr Africa) – South Africa’s new vehicle sales rose 10.4 per cent year on year in October to 61,890 units, according to …
By Radarr Africa Business Desk LAGOS, November 4 (Radarr Africa) – The African Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA) aims to publish its first sovereign credit ratings before the end of March …
By Radarr Africa Business Desk LAGOS, November 4 (Radarr Africa) – Egypt raised more than $650 million on Monday in the initial public offering (IPO) of Banque du Caire, a …
By Radarr Africa Business Desk LAGOS, November 4 (Radarr Africa) – Senegal’s National Assembly on Tuesday rejected a revised 2026 budget that the government needs to secure a new International …
By Radarr Africa Business Desk LAGOS, November 3 (Radarr Africa) – The Democratic Republic of the Congo has been removed from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list, ending …
By Radarr Africa Business Desk LAGOS, November 3 (Radarr Africa) – The United States has announced that South Africa and Rwanda will lose duty-free access to the US market under …
By Radarr Africa Business Desk LAGOS, November 3 (Radarr Africa) – ArcelorMittal Liberia plans to keep operating in Liberia for roughly four more decades or longer, and expects annual iron …
By Radarr Africa Business Desk LAGOS, November 3 (Radarr Africa) – British International Investment (BII), the United Kingdom’s development finance institution, plans to commit about £2.25 billion ($3 billion) over …
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