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Central Bank of Nigeria Cuts Benchmark Rate by 350 Basis Points as Inflation Eases to 15.39%
Economy

Central Bank of Nigeria Cuts Benchmark Rate by 350 Basis Points as Inflation Eases to 15.39%

Nigeria's headline inflation eased for a third straight month to 15.39% in August 2026, prompting the Central Bank of Nigeria to cut its benchmark rate by 350 basis points.

Thabo Nkosi· Nigeria· 24 Sept
Nassef Sawiris: The Relentless Visionary Who Built an Egyptian Empire Without Borders
Business

Nassef Sawiris: The Relentless Visionary Who Built an Egyptian Empire Without Borders

From a Cairo family dynasty to the upper reaches of global chemicals and sport, Nassef Sawiris has built an empire defined by its refusal to be contained by geography.

Amara Okafor· Egypt· 5 Sept
MNT-Halan and North Africa's Quiet Fintech Consolidation
StartupsAnalysis

MNT-Halan and North Africa's Quiet Fintech Consolidation

Egypt's MNT-Halan has become the standard-bearer for North African fintech, a region that recorded its strongest performance in five years with 26% of all continental deals.

Amara Okafor· Egypt· 22 May
African Startups Raised Over $711 Million in Q1 2026 as Fintech and Energy Lead
Startups

African Startups Raised Over $711 Million in Q1 2026 as Fintech and Energy Lead

TechCabal Insights tracked over 80 deals across the African tech ecosystem in the first quarter of 2026, with disclosed transactions adding up to $711 million.

Aisha Bello· Nigeria· 5 Apr
Egypt, the IMF and the Politics of Currency Adjustment
EconomyAnalysis

Egypt, the IMF and the Politics of Currency Adjustment

Egypt's continued engagement with the IMF and the management of its currency remain the defining story of North Africa's largest economy.

Thabo Nkosi· Egypt·
A Wave of African Rate Decisions Reshapes the Region's Monetary Map
PoliticsAnalysis

A Wave of African Rate Decisions Reshapes the Region's Monetary Map

A wave of African interest-rate decisions has reshaped the region's monetary landscape, with Ghana, Mauritius, Nigeria, Egypt and Rwanda each calibrating policy to their own realities.

Nadia Hassan· Ghana·