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Ghana is expected to record an average inflation of 19.5% in 2024, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revealed. In its World Economic Outlook, it also predicted an end-year inflation of 15% for the country.
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Just like any other industry, the financial world is different today than it was a few years ago because of new types of technology. Therefore, keeping up in the finance industry means keeping up with
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Mastercard has brought its Product Express platform to a host of new markets, including Africa, to enable fintechs to roll out a card program in a matter of days. Product Express, which was first launched
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Head of Business Enablement at Stanbic Bank Ghana, Marian Amartey, has reaffirmed the bank’s dedication to fostering growth for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) via digital technology. Speaking at the recent Stanbic X-Space event on
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It was recently revealed that the EACOP project is currently facing debt financing issues, prompting its stakeholders, including TotalEnergies and CNOOC, to infuse more cash into the oil venture. The East African Crude Oil Pipeline
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Morocco aims to loosen the kingdom’s exchange rate regime in 2026, returning to a gradual reform process that was halted during the pandemic, the central bank governor said in an interview. The step will consist
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BP and Eni have returned to Libya after ten years of avoiding the country amid its civil war. Per a statement by the National Oil Corporation of Libya, Italy’s Eni resumed exploratory drilling in the Ghadames Basin
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The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, has praised Ghana’s headway in restructuring its debt and its achievement of a Staff-Level Agreement on the third review of the ongoing US$3 billion
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African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has announced a commitment of $350,000 (approximately Ksh45 million) in investments to three top creative entrepreneurs during a pitch session at the recently concluded CANEX WKND 2024 in Algiers. The event,
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The World Bank says Nigeria’s government lost N13.2 trillion because of how it managed foreign exchange between 2021 and 2023. The losses broke down like this: N2 trillion in 2021, N6.2 trillion in 2022, and
