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President Trump’s recent trade wars evoke fear that Africa duty-free export program (AGOA) may not be extended when it expires in September.
South Africa’s minibus taxi industry dominates public transport but pays little tax. Here’s why enforcing compliance remains a challenge.
The massive roll-out of policies in Donald Trump’s era is creating an uncertain market with African bourses receiving their fair share
South Africa’s performing brokers contribute significantly to the substance of transactions on the Johannesburg securities exchange
For a long time, the banking sector in Ethiopia now has been dominated by local players, but recent policy changes could bring in foreign juggernauts.
Despite economic turmoil and humanitarian pressures from regional conflicts, Egypt’s bold market reforms have positioned it as a magnet for global investment.
Nigeria’s digital tax invoicing may increase compliance costs for businesses earning over $66k, with concerns over infrastructure and implementation.
We intend to point out women who are doing remarkable work in the insurance industry across different countries in the African continent.
African leaders have big hopes for the continent’s first-ever indigenous credit rating agency set to launch in June. A successful AfCRA could bolster global perceptions of risk in African economies, attracting more foreign investments and freeing up capital for critical sectors.
Nigeria’s $4B ground rent audit could unsettle lenders, Ghana halts its Gold-for-Oil scheme, and Big Oil invests $13B in Africa’s energy. Central banks remain vigilant as inflation risks persist.
Despite the global energy transition, oil majors are betting big on Africa—with $13B in new investments flowing into the sector. Who and what’s driving the money, and what should investors and lenders look out for
The top 10 performing stockbrokers on the Nigerian exchange account for over half of traded shares so far in 2025.
In Africa, where most countries are struggling with inflation, the MPR is one of the fiscal policies that apex banks use in controlling inflation.
The recent legal battle over VAT on restaurant food could impact pricing in Nigeria and limit the EFCC’s role in tax enforcement.
Nigeria’s costly, inefficient ports are losing businesses to West Africa, costing ₦130 billion yearly in lost revenue and trade.
Rising telecom taxes across Africa are increasing costs, reducing financial inclusion, and creating uncertainty for investors.
Oando’s debt-to-equity swap raises tax implications, investor considerations, and potential shifts in Nigeria’s corporate financing.
Lagos, Rivers, and Oyo States led Nigeria’s VAT contributions in 2024, driving economic growth through strategic investments, infrastructure, and business-friendly policies. Their approaches offer valuable lessons for other states aiming to boost revenue and attract investments.
Fintech platforms in Africa are reshaping savings with high-interest payouts, but tax compliance challenges remain a growing concern.
With Trump’s foreign aid freeze in full swing, critical healthcare, food security, and humanitarian programs across Africa face uncertainty. Here are the top African countries that will be losing out.