African Debt
Vodacom to Take Majority Stake in Safaricom as Kenya Accelerates Asset Sales
Kenya has agreed to sell a 15% stake in Safaricom to South Africa’s Vodacom in a...
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Angola Set to Roll Over One Billion Dollar JPMorgan Facility
Angola is preparing to roll over a one billion dollar debt facility with JPMorgan as it...
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African Start-ups Raise $442 Million in October Amid Sustained 2025 Growth
African start-ups secured $442 million in capital during October 2025, making it the second-highest fundraising month...
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IMF Praises Zimbabwe’s Reforms but Says Lending Still Blocked by Arrears
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Thursday it remains unable to provide financial support to...
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G20 Vows Action on Debt but Critics Call Pledge ‘Inadequate’
The Group of 20 major economies, led this year by South Africa, said on Thursday that...
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Nigerian Senate Backs $21 Billion Borrowing Plan to Fund 2025 Budget
Nigeria’s Senate has approved President Bola Tinubu’s plan to borrow over 21 billion dollars from foreign...
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Zambia on Track to Resolve Debt Default Crisis, But Challenges Loom
After a nearly four-year ordeal, Zambia, one of Africa's largest copper producers, is poised to emerge...
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Top 10 African Countries with Lightest Debt Burden
The unregulated accumulation of debt has long been a concern for many African nations, threatening economic...
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Zambia confirms it has agreed debt restructuring with official creditors
Zambia on Thursday confirmed it had agreed a debt restructuring deal with its official creditors, adding...
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Debt-distressed African countries set to attract private investment by 2024: Report
Debt-distressed African countries are expected to achieve successful debt restructurings and attract new waves of sustainability...
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