The Africa Report

“Countries do not become economically sovereign because a minister says they must. ➡️ l.theafricareport.com/S3Y They do so when they can retain capital, raise tax, generate energy, build firms, export competitively and preserve room to choose their path,” argues @NickNorbrook in a

As Washington prepares renewed annual support and the World Bank expands financing, ➡️ l.theafricareport.com/aoQ economists warn of rising debt-servicing costs, sovereign risk transfer and persistent hard-currency shortages, writes @michaelmasrie.

Why Abdul Samad Rabiu says Africa must build before it can compete

Zimbabwe: Is Mnangagwa elevating ex-general Sibanda to counter Chiwenga?

Cabinda refinery: Can Angola end its dependence on fuel imports?

DRC: What Kabila gets right about the country’s ‘Sudanisation’ ➡️ https://l.theafricareport.com/fut

Can Africa build economic sovereignty in an era of global shocks and debt risk?

Washington’s Ethiopia reset? US rebuilds strategic ties amid Red Sea turbulence

Aig-Imoukhuede: Economic sovereignty is built on capital, not slogans ➡️ https://l.theafricareport.com/i4c

DRC: What Kabila gets right about the country’s ‘Sudanisation’

Zimbabwe’s farm handback tests Mugabe’s land reform ➡️ https://l.theafricareport.com/1V6

Zimbabwe’s farm handback tests Mugabe’s land reform

DRC: What Kabila gets right about the country’s ‘Sudanisation’

Aig-Imoukhuede: Economic sovereignty is built on capital, not slogans