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Tunisia has been urged to accelerate its economic integration with the African continent and gradually wean itself from a heavy reliance on the European market for its exports.
The Central Bank of Libya believes that the current pace of personnel expenditures could lead to an overspending of the budget allocations for 2026 and is calling on the authorities to take corrective measures.
Mozambique’s economy now expected to grow by just 0.9 percent in 2026 after the World Bank issued a steep downward revision in latest global prospects report.
Burkina Faso reaffirmed its commitment to promoting more inclusive and accessible insurance for all Africans.
Egypt expects economic growth to range between 4.8% and 5.2% this year, according to official projections.
The new budget significantly increases government spending requirements, showing an increase of nearly 400 billion Birr (about 21.2 percent) compared to the 1.93 trillion Birr of this current fiscal year.
South Africa’s economy recorded its sixth consecutive quarter of growth in the first three months of 2026 although the expansion remained subdued at 0.5 percent.
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has maintained its lending rate at 8.75 percent for the second time in row, the bank’s monetary policy committee announced.
Thirty-three Egyptian companies specialising in the food, packaging, printing, and paper industries are participating in a trade mission in Morocco on June 9 and 10,
Sinai offshore oil fields have reached their highest daily production level since 2017, according to the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum, which highlighted a more than 50% increase in production since the beginning of 2025.