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The Egyptian government is preparing to introduce tax-backed sukuk for public and private companies during the 2026–2027 fiscal year, establishing an alternative financing mechanism designed to ease national debt pressures by drawing in advance on corporate liquidity.

Ministers from South Africa and Zimbabwe have identified infrastructure and industrialisation priorities ahead of Friday’s Bi‑National Commission meeting.

The symposium is expected to provide a major platform for knowledge exchange, innovation, investment and collaboration while showcasing Uganda’s growing apiculture industry

South African citrus exporters score major breakthrough in India after New Delhi approves additional cold‑treatment options for fresh citrus.

Lesotho extends electricity connections to households in three villages as it deepens rural electrification to improve living conditions in underserved communities.

The 2026 edition is based on a methodology reorganised around three main components – development, freedoms, and society – designed to measure prosperity beyond mere wealth creation.

According to estimates in the ILO’s Global Youth Employment Trends 2026 report, the unemployment rate for 15-24 year olds reached 50.1% in Libya, compared to a global unemployment rate of 18.8%.

Niger and the United States held targeted diplomatic discussions on Tuesday in Niamey to explore fresh investment opportunities and deepen bilateral cooperation in the petroleum and natural gas sectors.

South Africa tables revised electricity pricing policy, proposing a 10‑year tariff forecast, stricter cost‑reflective rules and protection for vulnerable households.

South Africa’s Constitutional Court sets aside Shell’s exploration rights off the Wild Coast, ending a decade‑long bid to search for oil and gas in the region.