Nigeria’s debt exposure to the World Bank climbed sharply in 2025 as new data from the Debt Management Office showed an increase of $2.08bn within a single year. The figure rose from $17.81bn in 2024 to $19.89bn by December 31,…

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…

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,…

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…

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…

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…

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,…