Africa’s top 6 strongest currencies in 2026
Africa continues to host some of the world’s strongest and most stable currencies, driven by a mix of monetary discipline,...
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Mastercard and BMONI launch multi-currency payment cards in Nigeria
By Parth Prabhudesai Today Africa bmoni Breaking News Mastercard and BMONI have partnered to launch a...
Feeding the future: Africa’s agriculture sector is ripe for investment
Using solar-powered irrigation, a Nairobi-based startup with funding from Netflix’s cofounder and Google’s CEO is both increasing crop yields by...
South African, Nigerian currencies rank among top global performers in 2025
Two African currencies ranked among the world’s top performers against the global benchmark, the US dollar, in the one year...
US dollar: ‘Wounded hegemon’ or secure as most powerful currency on earth? | International Trade News
Johannesburg, South Africa – On a late November morning – two days before leaders of the world’s leading economies convened...
Nairobi to host Africa Climate Investment Summit ahead of COP30
Africa's big climate financing deals illustrationThe upcoming Africa Climate Investment Summit will seek to consolidate Africa's unified position on climate...
Ripple Brings $700M RLUSD to Africa With Insurance Pilots for Climate Relief
Ripple, the payments-focused digital asset firm, is expanding its U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin Ripple USD (RLUSD) to institutions in Africa through...
China is expanding into digital currencies, hoping to promote use of its ‘people’s money’
BANGKOK (AP) — China has been expanding use of digital currencies as it promotes wider use of its yuan, or...
‘Brics bank’ blasts the West ahead of leaders’ summit, while China mute on tariffs
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and New Development Bank (NDB) president Dilma Rousseff accused the United States, its...
Italy-EU summit on Africa strategic investments unveils agreements worth €1.2B
ROMEItalian Premier Giorgia Meloni and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Friday co-chaired a summit in Rome focused on strategic investments for Africa, announcing EU-Italy shared agreements worth €1.2 billion ($1.38 billion).The two leaders reaffirmed their common ambition to deliver “impactful partnerships, drive high-quality investments, and unlock opportunities for African-led sustainable growth – anchored in mutual respect, long-term collaboration, and shared prosperity,” they said in a joint statement. The Rome event was attended by African leaders from Angola, Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, and Zambia, including the chairperson...
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