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João Lourenço bolsters African peace leadership at Luanda Summit

LUANDA — Angolan President João Lourenço, the African Union Champion for Peace and Reconciliation in
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The price of stability: Why 14 African Nations still depend

Eighty years after its creation, the CFA franc still offers 14 African countries something many
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Algeria pushes Banks toward private credit as state financing strains

Central bank expands export finance and digital banking as IMF warns that deep links between
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Xi Jinping’s Greek lesson

In Beijing, China’s leader dared to teach Donald Trump some ancient history. The irony is
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Angola’s GDP grows 8.74% in second quarter

Non-oil activities expand 9.24%, outpacing the oil sector’s 5.64% growth Annual growth accelerates from 5.32%
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João Lourenço’s reform gamble: How Angola Is rebuilding the state,

Since taking office in 2017, President João Lourenço has pursued one of Angola’s most consequential
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Nchimbi’s resignation exposes a rare fracture at the top of

ANALYSIS | The vice-president says he is leaving because President Samia Suluhu Hassan wants change.
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Why 43% could be enough to put the ANC back

The African National Congress does not need to regain an outright majority to stage a
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Kenya’s 5.3% growth masks inflation, debt and external risks

East Africa’s biggest economy accelerated from 2025 as tourism, construction and financial services expanded, but
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Angola’s digital sovereignty: An imperative for government

Sovereignty has always meant a state’s ability to decide its own future, protect its territory,
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