Africa’s high borrowing costs stem from weak data
Africa’s high borrowing costs stem from weak data and flawed credit rating models, says UN economist Raymond Gilpin.
Africa’s high borrowing costs stem from weak data
Africa’s high borrowing costs stem from weak data and flawed credit rating models, says UN economist Raymond Gilpin.
Flock Safety to Cut 270 Jobs Amid Backlash
Flock Safety layoffs will cut roughly 270 jobs, about 18% of its 1,500-employee workforce, following a voluntary buyout…
Ebola spreads to Kenya and Nigeria
Ebola spreads to Kenya and Nigeria, two major African economies, raising containment concerns.
Nigeria’s Hot Money Flood Leaves Businesses Stranded
Nigeria's hot money flood under President Tinubu's reforms has stranded businesses with soaring costs, devaluation, and tight credit,…
African art market sees brutal correction in contemporary sector
The African art market faces a brutal correction in the contemporary sector, with the 1-54 fair seeing fewer…