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Ratings giant hits back at African bias claims

Questioning South Africa’s Manuel report, S&P says it assesses African economies fairly

S&P Global Ratings has refuted claims that it treats African countries unfairly after it and the two other major credit ratings agencies, Moody's and Fitch, were slammed in...

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The price of processing

Who will invest in local refining and processing of critical minerals was the question posed by African leaders at the Global Gateway Forum hosted by the European Union...


Jihadist fighters advance as governments stall

Al Shabaab tries to regain the initiative in Somalia, Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado is jolted by fresh attacks and the Sahel is the most lethal region

The global spotlight has shifted away from Africa’s jihadist wars, but the violence has not. As western military forces disengage and attention shifts to Ukraine and Gaza, militant...


How Trump’s tariffs help Beijing in Africa

While Beijing has sharpened its trade offer to the continent, US protectionism has triggered record African imports of Chinese goods

China’s announcement that it will offer tariff-free trade access for all African exporters was a shrewd soft-power move by Beijing – coming just after the United States government...


A two-horse race for the top job

The race to succeed France’s Audrey Azoulay as Director-General of the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will be won by an African – but the...


Tokyo scores on policy but loses on scale

Summit pledges on cutting the cost of capital, boosting fair trade and investment were popular, but delegates want quantity as well as quality

One of Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s last diplomatic forays before his resignation on 7 September was his hosting of the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 9)...

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