Category : ECONOMY

As South Africa inches closer to the tabling of what is known as the ‘3.0 Budget’ for the 2025-26 financial year, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana...

The South African government is intensifying efforts to drive economic growth as a primary strategy to combat rising unemployment, according to recent statements from top...

The Kenyan government has announced a reduction in the Digital Services Tax (DST) from 3% to 1.5% as part of the Finance Bill 2025, aiming...

Morocco has awarded contracts totaling \$500 million for the development of key expressway projects aimed at enhancing regional connectivity and supporting the nation’s infrastructure development....

eThekwini Municipality’s R5.9 million Grant-in-Aid funding, designated for community development initiatives, is currently under scrutiny following recent concerns about the allocation and utilization of public...

The South African rand remained stable on Monday as traders waited for the release of new Purchasing Managers Index PMI data which is expected to...

The National Treasury has defended the costs of the last two national budgets amid growing public debate saying the funds were used to support critical...

In a move that could significantly impact consumer prices and the digital economy, National Assembly Finance Committee Chairperson John Mbadi has introduced a proposal in...

Egypt has completed a repayment of 10 billion dollars to the International Monetary Fund in a significant move aimed at restoring financial confidence and demonstrating...

For decades Canada has maintained a deep economic and political dependence on the United States this relationship shaped by geography history and trade agreements has...

On May 1, 2025, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune delivered a significant address on International Workers’ Day, reaffirming Algeria’s dedication to enhancing the nation’s workforce and economic...

In discussions of economic growth, infrastructure often takes center stage as a critical factor that can drive development, create jobs, and improve living standards. However,...

The World Bank has warned that Sub-Saharan Africa’s overall economic growth is being significantly hampered by the underperformance of three major economies: Nigeria, Angola, and...