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DR Congo’s debt sustainability holds, government insists, after record Eurobond debut
The Democratic Republic of Congo says its debt remains sustainable despite issuing its first-ever Eurobond worth $1.25 billion. Officials point to a largely concessional debt portfolio, strong investor demand and rising mining revenues as evidence
Central African Republic opposition delivers scathing 100-day verdict on Félix Moloua government
The Félix Moloua government faces a scathing 100-day verdict from Central African Republic opposition party MLPC, which accuses the administration of economic mismanagement, corruption and failing ordinary citizens.
Kenya’s Foreign Trader Crackdown Triggers Burundian Exodus From Nairobi
Kenya's foreign trader crackdown is forcing hundreds of Burundian traders to seek emergency travel documents as Nairobi enforces new restrictions on foreign-run retail businesses.
Congo has stopped debating local processing. It has started forcing it.
Congo's copper export ban forces a major shift towards local processing, but chronic power shortages could determine whether the policy succeeds.
Hafidh Ameir Hassan: Tanzania’s First Gentleman Dies in Zanzibar
Hafidh Ameir Hassan, husband of Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan and the country's first First Gentleman, has died in Zanzibar while receiving treatment for a heart condition.
