Goldman Sachs report forecasts Nigeria, Egypt, Ethiopia, and South Africa to be among the world's largest economies in 2075, driven by youthful populations and natural resources.
The International Monetary Fund reveals the top 10 African countries that are least prepared for the AI revolution, citing gaps in digital infrastructure, innovation, and labor market regulations.
Discover how the GDPs of top African countries compare to those of US states, highlighting the vast economic disparities and opportunities for growth.
China initiates free-trade policy with 33 African nations, eliminating tariffs and pledging massive investment to drive industrial cooperation and modernization.
A recent UNCTAD report highlights the African countries most vulnerable to economic shocks, citing commodity dependency, high debt, and limited technological infrastructure as key factors.
Despite rising debt levels, Africa's public debt-to-GDP ratio remains relatively low, with a projected decline expected by 2027-2028, driven by favorable macroeconomic conditions and improved fiscal management.
Nigeria's latest GDP report shows a 3.84% growth rate, but not all sectors contributed equally, with some experiencing surprisingly low growth rates.
Ghana's government takes decisive action to combat illegal gold smuggling, establishing the Ghana Gold Board to oversee the sector and ensure responsible mining practices.
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