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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.
Côte d'Ivoire Pairs Political Stability with Economic Momentum
Côte d'Ivoire has continued to pair political stability with economic momentum, offering one of West Africa's clearest examples of how continuity can underwrite growth.
Rwanda Consolidates Its Reputation as One of Africa's Most Efficiently Governed States
Rwanda has continued to consolidate its reputation as one of Africa's most efficiently governed states, balancing a demanding development agenda with stability.
Senegal's Youth-Led Reform Agenda Sets the Tone for a New African Politics
Senegal's youth-led reform agenda has continued to set the tone for a new generation of African politics, with younger leaders pushing institutional renewal.
South Africa's Government of National Unity: A Live Test of Coalition Governance
South Africa's government of national unity continues to test a novel model of coalition governance, proving the country's democracy can accommodate disagreement without crisis.
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.