Omar Ben Yedder In a panel discussion organised by the Africa Collective on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum, investors called for more efforts to...
Baba Yunus Muhammad Tariffs are a form of taxation on goods crossing national borders. While proponents argue that they can protect local industries by making imports...
In a bold initiative to address Africa’s persistent electricity deficit, several African nations have committed to opening up their energy sectors to attract investment and provide...
By Aamer Yaqub Imagine a world where money doesn’t just grow—it heals. That’s the vision 2,000+ global leaders brought to life at the 8th World Islamic Economics...
Hafiz M. Ahmed On a cool morning along the banks of the Nile, fishermen cast their nets into waters that have carried the fortunes of Egypt...
By Pierre Boussel As part of the ongoing global geoeconomic transformation into a multipolar order, countries and regions worldwide are looking to boost their economic prospects...
By Baba Yunus Muhammad As Nigeria enters 2025, the future remains uncertain. Amid mounting challenges, citizens are grappling with escalating food prices, a crumbling currency, and...
Development finance is the invisible glue that connects public and private financing for projects that have social, economic and environmental outcomes. These include improved infrastructure, better...
By Aamer Yaqub In a breakthrough for regional economic integration, Egypt and Saudi Arabia have signed a landmark agreement to enhance trade cooperation between the two...
African countries are facing tough financial times. External debt has tripled since 2008, dramatically pushing up the amount being spent on servicing loans. This means there’s...
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