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Africa’s $4 Trillion Capital Crisis: Why African Money Funds the West While Africa Pays Higher Debt Costs

Africa may be sitting on one of the world’s biggest untapped financial opportunities, yet the continent still struggles to finance roads, railways, ports, electricity and industrial growth. The contradiction is striking. African governments continue borrowing billions from foreign investors at…

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May 22, 2026

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Afreximbank Injects $100 Million to Transform Bahamas Road Network, Strengthen Africa–Caribbean Trade Ties

African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has approved and disbursed a US$100 million Receivables Discounting Facility to Bahamas Striping Group of Companies Ltd (BSGC), marking a major leap forward for transport infrastructure across The Bahamas. The financing will support the rehabilitation and…

Published by ttybrandafrica
February 11, 2026

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KCB and Afreximbank Sign $800M Deal to Boost Vipingo Special Economic Zone in Kenya

KCB Group and the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) have signed a landmark agreement to jointly finance the operationalization of the Vipingo Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Kilifi County, Kenya. Under the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Afreximbank will provide US$ 500…

Published by ttybrandafrica
September 24, 2025

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AfCFTA’s $3.4 Trillion Market Could Replace Uncertain US Trade for South Africa

African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretary-General Wamkele Mene has urged South Africa to accelerate its focus on African markets, warning that ongoing trade uncertainty with the United States makes diversification essential. Speaking in an interview with SABC News on…

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Why Grenada’s PM Says Africa Needs Its Own Currency And What It Means for the Diaspora

Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell advocates for currency consolidation across Africa and the diaspora to boost trade and people movement. The Presidential Session of the 32nd Afreximbank Annual Meetings (AAM2025) which held in Abuja, Nigeria, gathering top African and Caribbean leaders…

Published by ttybrandafrica
June 29, 2025

Africa’s $4 Trillion Capital Crisis: Why African Money Funds the West While Africa Pays Higher Debt Costs

Afreximbank Injects $100 Million to Transform Bahamas Road Network, Strengthen Africa–Caribbean Trade Ties

KCB and Afreximbank Sign $800M Deal to Boost Vipingo Special Economic Zone in Kenya

AfCFTA’s $3.4 Trillion Market Could Replace Uncertain US Trade for South Africa

Why Grenada’s PM Says Africa Needs Its Own Currency And What It Means for the Diaspora

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Africa’s $4 Trillion Capital Crisis: Why African Money Funds the West While Africa Pays Higher Debt Costs

Afreximbank Injects $100 Million to Transform Bahamas Road Network, Strengthen Africa–Caribbean Trade Ties

KCB and Afreximbank Sign $800M Deal to Boost Vipingo Special Economic Zone in Kenya

AfCFTA’s $3.4 Trillion Market Could Replace Uncertain US Trade for South Africa

Why Grenada’s PM Says Africa Needs Its Own Currency And What It Means for the Diaspora

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