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Cameroon : EU allocates €59 million for rural electrification
On September 27, 2025, at the Global Citizen Festival in New York, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced…
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Cart’Afrik
Gwen Mwaba: « The Key to Africa’s Economic Integration »
Many African economists agree that the continent’s economic integration hinges on improving access to trade finance and enhancing its effectiveness.…
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Close to Reopen? When Economic Autonomy Becomes a Necessity
The prevailing belief holds that open trade is always beneficial, that free trade is the only path to prosperity. Yet…
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Cart’Afrik
Thione Niang: « What Trump understood… and what too many African presidents have not yet understood »
In a competitive global economy, a president cannot limit himself to symbolic diplomacy. He must be the first salesman of…
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News
African Banker Awards 2025 : development finance institutions in the spotlight
Development finance institutions shone brightly during the African Banker Awards 2025 ceremony. Created by African Banker magazine in partnership with…
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AES : $10 billion regional investment bank announced
On May 21, 2025, Mali’s Finance Minister Alousseni Sanou announced the creation of the Confederal Bank for Investment and Development…
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Editorial
Prof. Kingsley Moghalu : by 2040, Will Africa’s youth be its greatest asset?
By Professor Kingsley Moghalu, President of the African School of Governance Framing the population momentum In 1800, the world had…
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AES : new 0.5% import tax to fund regional integration
On March 28, 2025, the Heads of State of the Confederation of Sahel States (AES) adopted a historic 0.5% tax…
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Morocco : Chairing the 57th UNECA session
Morocco was unanimously elected to lead the 57th UNECA Ministers’ Conference, focused on transforming AfCFTA. In Addis Ababa, Industry and…
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Gabon : $29M payment to the World Bank to restore trust
Gabon has settled CFA 17.9 billion ($29M) in dues to the World Bank, marking progress in debt management. Transitional President…
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