Economic

Economic by AfricaHeadline unpacks the numbers, policies, and trends shaping Africa’s economies. From agriculture to fintech, trade to inflation, we break down what’s driving growth, and what’s holding it back. With expert insights and grassroots perspectives, we connect economic data to everyday African lives.

Algeria’s state banks face test as government financing risks squeezing

IMF warns of deep links between the state, public companies and government-owned lenders as Algeria
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Angola’s inflation slows to 9.33% in July, lowest level in

JOHANNESBURG – Angola’s annual inflation rate eased to 9.33% in July, according to Press Release
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Ghana exits IMF bailout as debt-distress risk eases to ‘moderate’

Fund’s board approves final $371m tranche of three-year rescue programme, four days after a mid-year
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AfricaHeadline launches documentary series as part of the LIKE Angola

“How Angola Pulled It Off” inaugurates a continent-wide documentary series born from the LIKE Angola
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Africa’s Refining Race: Dangote towers over a continent still struggling

The Nigerian mega-refinery has redrawn Africa’s downstream map, but idle plants, ageing infrastructure and unreliable
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FILDA 2026 puts Angola’s diversification drive to the test

5.3% economic growth, a stronger farm sector and 774,000 new formal jobs bolster the government’s
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Angola to use FILDA 2026 to boost investment, Industrial growth

LAGOS – Angola will use the 41st edition of the Luanda International Fair (FILDA) as
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Angola’s inflation nears single digits, but households are still waiting

Price growth slowed for a 23rd consecutive month in June, giving the central bank room
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Dangote turns to Gulf crude as Nigeria’s supply strains test

Africa’s biggest refinery buys its first cargoes from the UAE, exposing the tension between Lagos’s
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Can Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue’s strategic vision build an economy

Equatorial Guinea’s second transformation. JOHANNESBURG – For more than two decades, Equatorial Guinea was one
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