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What you need to know about Nigeria’s $769 million Treasury bills auction

Nigeria’s central bank auctions ₦1.05 trillion in Treasury bills as markets gauge investor demand and yield direction following the first policy rate cut of the year. We know the results this Thursday.

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Nigeria elevates tax reform architect, Taiwo Oyedele, to minister of state for finance

Taiwo will replace Doris Uzoka-Anite, who has been redeployed as Minister of State for Budget and National Planning, her third portfolio in the administration

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Middle East conflict forces shipping reroutes, oil surge in double shock to African trade

Net oil importers—the majority of African economies… face ballooning import bills, currency depreciation risks, and higher transport/food/manufacturing costs

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Why Nigerian insurers lost profits despite 20% revenue growth

Currency swings are quietly eroding insurers’ profits across Africa, as FX losses and rising claims costs turn strong premium growth into weaker bottom lines.

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Why Zimbabwe halted raw mineral exports indefinitely

The decision, announced on Wednesday by Polite Kambamura, Zimbabwe’s Mines and Mining Development Minister, marks a sharp acceleration of Harare’s long-standing push to force more mineral processing to take place at home.

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8 key takeaways from South Africa’s 2026 budget

South Africa’s 2026 budget scraps a proposed VAT hike, targets sustained primary surpluses and debt stabilisation, while expanding savings incentives and infrastructure spending.

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Foreign investors drive $1.97bn surge on Nigerian Exchange, highest in 19 years

In a striking turnaround that few would have predicted just a few years ago, foreign investors are pouring back into Nigeria’s equities market with unprecedented force. International deal volumes on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) surged to a staggering $1.97 billion.

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Why Africa is pushing for its own credit rating system

In the financial world, a credit rating is supposed to be an objective score. In reality, these ratings are often clouded by what many spectators perceive as bias.

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