Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) prepares to meet on Thursday, 10 July, speculation is rising over whether the CBE will ...

Egypt’s inflation rate fell in June, ending three months of rises, as officials contend with an interest-rate decision on ...

In April, the country exported 33.91 million kilos against the production of 51.78 million kilos by the growers across the ...

Private sector companies in Egypt have reduced staffing levels for the fifth month running, as new order growth slowed and executives expressed “limited optimism” for the year ahead. Rates of decline ...

Operating conditions across Egypt’s non-oil private sector economy deteriorated moderately in June, according to the latest S ...

Egypts non-oil private sector saw a continued downturn in June, with business conditions deteriorating for the fourth ...

Egypt's non-oil private sector experienced a further decline in business conditions in June, with contractions in output and ...

Egypt’s contracted liquefied natural gas imports are unlikely to meet high summer demand because the facilities to regasify the volumes will not all be ready, prompting the country to burn fuel oil, ...

Nigeria has been named among the worst countries in the world for violations of workers’ rights, joining nine others in a list published in the 2025 Global Rights Index by the International Trade ...

How did the economy manage to grow under disorderly conditions? What prevented worse outcomes often seen elsewhere under similar headwinds? What stood in the way of doing better?

TANZANIA’S trade and industrial sectors are showing strong signs of recovery, driven by improved business conditions and ...

…Driven by SA, Egypt, Nigeria …Africa’s debt-to-GDP ratio to decline by 2028 Africa’s total external debt is expected to surpass $1.3 trillion by 2025 and continue to increase gradually through 2029, ...