Angola’s Fuel Subsidy Bill Could Reach $4.16 Billion as Rising Oil Prices Pressure Public Finances
Angola could spend as much as 3.8 trillion kwanzas ($4.16 billion) on fuel subsidies in 2026, ...
Read moreDetailsAngola could spend as much as 3.8 trillion kwanzas ($4.16 billion) on fuel subsidies in 2026, ...
Read moreDetailsThe African Development Bank Group (AfDB) aims to mobilise $800 million by 2031 to support infrastructure ...
Read moreDetailsZambia has reached a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a proposed three-year ...
Read moreDetailsThe World Bank is in discussions with between 30 and 40 countries about potential emergency assistance ...
Read moreDetailsGabon is preparing to raise a further $580 million from international investors, around two months after ...
Read moreDetailsSenegal’s fiscal position is coming under renewed pressure, with Barclays estimating that the country’s 2026 deficit ...
Read moreDetailsThere is a particular kind of injustice that never appears in a ledger, yet shapes every ...
Read moreDetailsMozambique is seeking to advance discussions on a new International Monetary Fund-supported programme after an IMF ...
Read moreDetailsWorld Bank Group President Ajay Banga is expected to discuss Senegal’s plans for sovereign debt treatment ...
Read moreDetailsSenegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye is due to meet International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva ...
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