The Naira and Cedi Have Stopped Falling. Businesses Are Still Pricing for the Next Crash
In 2025 the exchange rate turned from a catastrophe into…
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The currency line: why Africa’s biggest companies keep retreating towards home
In results published at the start of September, Shoprite, Africa's…
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Africa Verto
What Makes an African Market Investable? The Price of Getting Out
UN Trade and Development's World Investment Report 2026, published in…
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Africa Is Growing Without Becoming One Market
On 4 September 2026, Somalia deposited its instrument of ratification…
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Africa Verto
The Sovereignty Gap: Who Controls the Technology That Runs Africa?
On 17 November 2025, Meta announced it had completed the…
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Africa Verto
Africa’s infrastructure finance is scored at financial close. Ownership is only proven at the exit
On 28 January 2026, the Private Infrastructure Development Group announced…
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Africa Verto
Nigeria Is West Africa’s Biggest Economy, and It Also Has the Region’s Most Expensive Money
In Lagos in July 2026, at a technical session of…
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Africa Verto
Why African Pension Money Still Struggles to Become Productive Capital
On 9 February 2026, Nigeria's pension regulator raised the ceiling…
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Africa Verto
Africa didn’t get new investors. It started selling a different thing
In 2025, the largest single foreign direct investment event on…
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Africa Verto
African Governments Now Borrow More at Home Than Abroad, and the Bills Come Due Faster Than Ever
In October 2025, a group of economists from the Kiel…
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