As the African Credit Rating Agency launches this week, Toni Kan and Omome Abu explain why ratings matter more than ever for African DFIs.

Egypt and Morocco are the powerhouses of Africa's most dominant banking region, with Algerian firms also well represented in North Africa.

Why does sovereign debt advice leave the continent when African governments are making decisions about their own financing and development?

Development banks play a key role in infrastructure, trade, industrialisation and climate adaptation. We rank the continent's biggest.

The Big Three firm has acquired Agusto & Co as S&P looks to deepen its coverage on the continent following criticism that it ...

An ambitious city that intends to “define the Egyptian dream” is preparing to welcome politicians and business leaders from ...

Governor Hassan Abdalla says the Central Bank of Egypt has sent a clear message to global markets that Egypt remains ...

The renovation of Abidjan’s Félix Houphouët-Boigny Stadium for the 2023 AFCON has created more than a world-class sporting ...

Egypt will measure success not just by how high the buildings are or how massive the projects look, but by the number of ...

Africa is spearheading two derisking initiatives: one proving creditworthiness to the global financial system and one ...

With elections looming early next year, African Business heads to Lagos to ask Nigerians to rate the first term of President ...

Africa has spent decades talking about economic integration which is why the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) ...