The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday warned of risks surrounding Nigeria’s plan to borrow up to $5 billion through
Nigeria’s growing public debt has sparked intense public debate, but analysts say the headline figures should be viewed in context
The Senegalese government has announced plans to close 19 public agencies employing nearly 1,000 workers as part of a broader
Nigeria under President Bola Tinubu has introduced measurable economic policy shifts: foreign exchange framework consolidation, fuel subsidy removal and tax
Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has acted as Co-Financial Adviser to the Federal Government of Nigeria on the successful issuance of
Private-sector investors are preparing legal action against Ethiopia over its $1 billion Eurobond default, after official creditors—led by China and
When African Export-Import Bank announced that it had formally terminated its credit-rating relationship with Fitch Ratings, the language was unusually
CardinalStone’s central case—an average oil price of about $55 per barrel in 2026—is materially below the Federal Government’s 2026 budget
Nigeria’s fiscal governance is sending mixed and increasingly confusing signals. Taken together, recent developments raise a fundamental question for investors,
In a commentary for The Brookings Institution, Bright Simmons advanced a sharply contrarian position on Africa’s debt debate, arguing that
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the cancellation of $1.42 billion and ₦5.57 trillion in legacy debts owed by Nigerian
A five-member panel of the Supreme Court, led by Justice Lawal Garba, on Friday ruled in favour of Fidelity Bank
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