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Cocoa Prices Surge to Multi-Week High as Global Chocolate Demand Holds Strong in 2026

Global cocoa prices surged sharply on Thursday as investors responded to stronger chocolate demand, shrinking surplus forecasts, and fresh supply concerns from Africa. New York cocoa climbed to a two-week high, while London cocoa touched its highest level in two…

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  • May 2, 2026
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Small Businesses Going Green Could Transform South Africa’s Economy and Jobs Market

South Africa’s millions of small businesses could become one of the country’s strongest forces for economic growth and environmental progress if more of them embrace sustainable practices. New research reveals that while many SMEs understand climate risks and green opportunities,…

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  • May 1, 2026
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TTYBrand Africa Unveils Issue 13: Spotlighting the Rise of Africa’s Culinary Industry

TTYBrand Africa has officially released Issue 13 of its magazine, marking a bold editorial shift into one of the continent’s most dynamic and fast-evolving sectors, the business of food. Titled “Culinary Capital: The Business of Food in Africa,” the latest…

  • Published by ttybrandafrica
  • May 1, 2026
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Botswana Raises Interest Rates to 5.5% as Iran War Sparks Inflation

Botswana has taken a bold step in Africa’s monetary policy landscape as it raised interest rates sharply in response to rising global inflation pressures triggered by the ongoing Iran conflict and surging oil prices. The Bank of Botswana lifted its…

  • Published by ttybrandafrica
  • April 30, 2026
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Samsung Family Wealth Doubles to $45.5bn as AI Boom Lifts Asia’s Richest Dynasties

Samsung’s founding family has seen its fortune surge sharply, and the numbers now place them among Asia’s elite wealth dynasties. Bloomberg reported that the Samsung family wealth has more than doubled within a year, reaching about $45.5 billion as of…

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  • April 30, 2026
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 Dangote Refinery Exports Jet Fuel to Europe as Ethiopian Airlines Joins Supply Chain

Africa’s energy map is shifting fast as the Dangote Petroleum Refinery pushes into global aviation fuel markets, sending jet fuel to Europe while supplying Ethiopian Airlines in a bold move that reflects tightening global supply. The refinery’s leadership confirmed the…

  • Published by ttybrandafrica
  • April 30, 2026
Moody’s Investor Services South Africa has been deregistered by FSCA.
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Moody’s Exit South Africa 2026: FSCA Deregisters Moody’s Ratings SA

Moody’s has taken a decisive step away from South Africa, marking a major shift in the country’s financial landscape. The Financial Services Conduct Authority (FSCA), alongside the Prudential Authority (PA), confirmed that Moody’s Investor Services South Africa will no longer…

  • Published by ttybrandafrica
  • April 30, 2026
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Sudan Import Ban Deepens Economic Crisis as Africa Moves to End Raw Mineral Exports

Sudan has taken a drastic step to defend its weakening currency, announcing a broad ban on imports as pressure mounts on its fragile economy. Authorities say the move aims to reduce demand for foreign exchange and stabilize the local currency,…

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  • April 30, 2026
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East Africa Attracts $4.1 Billion Investment as Kenya Leads Africa Private Capital Boom in 2026

East Africa has secured an impressive $4.1 billion in investments between 2021 and 2025, marking a major turning point for the region as economic reforms begin to deliver strong results. The fresh capital inflow reflects growing investor confidence in Kenya,…

  • Published by ttybrandafrica
  • April 29, 2026
Sudan trade restrictions and cocoa farm recovery shaping global economic outlook 2026
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Sudan Bans Wide Range of Imports as Currency Slide Deepens, Cocoa Output Set for Strong Rebound

Sudan has moved to restrict a wide range of imports as authorities try to slow the rapid decline of its currency. The decision targets non-essential goods, and officials believe it will reduce pressure on foreign exchange reserves. At the same…

  • Published by ttybrandafrica
  • April 29, 2026
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