Tunisia’s Numbers Are Improving and Its Companies Are Being Squeezed
The Tunisia economy is forecast to grow 2.1% in 2026 with inflation down to 5.3%, but public debt of 82.1%...
September 6, 2026Africa’s capital markets are deepening fast – from the Johannesburg, Nairobi and Lagos exchanges to a fintech boom banking hundreds of millions of people for the first time. The Rio Times follows the currencies (the rand, naira, cedi and shilling), the banks and IPOs, sovereign debt and the foreign capital arriving on increasingly local terms. We cover it through the same investor lens we bring to Latin America, where the emerging-market playbook is strikingly similar. This hub gathers our Africa markets and investment coverage.
The Tunisia economy is forecast to grow 2.1% in 2026 with inflation down to 5.3%, but public debt of 82.1%...
September 6, 2026
The Port of Maputo has commissioned two Liebherr cranes worth US$13.2 million and expects its direct operations to pass 17...
September 6, 2026
Nigeria's SEC cleared the Dangote Refinery IPO: 4.1 billion shares at ₦525 each — a ₦2.15 trillion (US$1.63 billion) raise,...
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Angola sells a 34% stake in Standard Bank Angola on the Luanda exchange, worth up to about US$229 million, with...
September 6, 2026
The Kinshasa Stock Exchange now has a legal base after DR Congo's president signed Law 26/034, published in the official...
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Africa debt crisis enters its repayment test as Ghana exits eurobond default and Zambia leads the rebound. Which countries still...
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The 7 best African countries for expats in 2026, ranked on budget in US dollars, visas, healthcare, internet and safety...
September 5, 2026
Africa Intelligence Brief for September 5: a vigilante raid empties a Durban refugee camp, Niger's junta explains a mutiny at...
September 5, 2026
The Kenya economy awaits a new IMF programme after its last one lapsed in 2025, as the shilling holds near...
September 4, 2026