Time was when the IMF’s numbers on the domestic economy mattered. “What to make of the recent numbers?”, one might
Both African governments and the IMF must act decisively and cooperatively if the former hopes for a speedy and prosperous
After plunging 3.5% in 2020, the worst year since World War II, the global economy will grow 5.5% this year,
The cooperation with the IMF towards implementing a key policy change to bring down its unsustainable debt profile is a
Chief Economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Gita Gopinath, has forecast a return to growth in major economies in
“Nigeria’s $1.5 billon World Bank loan is a modified Fulani marriage; it has gotten a skinny plain bride for a
Nigeria’s government must improve revenue collection especially through its tax policy, which is currently among the lowest in the world,
Thousands of government workers in Kenya are on the brink of losing their jobs in a civil service restructuring involving
Egypt continues to reap rewards from a raft of economic reforms it took on four years ago. Faced with the
Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is likely to grow at less than 50 per cent the speed required by banks
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised Nigeria’s (negative) economic growth rate forecast for this year to -4.3 per cent.
The Nigerian government will look beyond Eurobonds because of the cost of servicing them and seek cheaper funds to fund
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