Africa

Trade and tariff wars aren't the only things that threaten cross-border trade and investment.

Big moves in Nigeria's oil industry.

The oil-rich Southern African country bets its economic revival on an IMF bailout and a fresh pair of hands.

Opportunities abound for investors in Africa.

Technology is raising old metals to new highs. Africa has them all.

Demand for materials needed in batteries and energy storage has created a dynamic new market for once-obscure metals. Can supply keep up with demand?

Economic damage from Brexit will not be limited to the UK, Ireland, and Europe.

Poverty in Nigeria is growing and two presidential candidates have vastly different approaches to tackling the country's problems.

Bulgaria, Indonesia, Vietnam, Peru and Morocco are better positioned to weather global headwinds, a report finds. Antonella Ciancio As US-China trade tensions, tightening financial conditions and increasing political uncertainty cast shadows on global economic growth in 2019, five emerging countries ...

Can Madascar's president improve one of Africa's poorest economies?

Nigerian bank merger will create an entity serving 29 million customers across three continents.

Telecoms are moving into banking in Nigeria.

Uganda’s success is tied to stable government, but some key economic features are lacking.

Mauritius is hoping to parlay its record as a wealth haven and FDI magnet into a new, knowledge-based economy and financial hub for Sub-Saharan Africa. 

Africa may be underbanked but fintechs are changing that.

Bank One CEO Ravneet Chowdhury tells Global Finance how Mauritius wins over investors with a secure stand-out investment climate.

Indebted African nations are turning to an unexpected source for funds.

South Africa's flailing government calls on old hands to right the ship.

Sector and geographical diversity in our ranking are on the rise, as oil and gas keep a low profile and big sub-Saharan economies stall.   

A new tariff-reduction deal aims to knit Africa together economically. But with infrastructure and productivity deficits, is the continent ready to take advantage of it?