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.

In A Nutshell: Tunisia’s slow recovery faces fiscal reality

Johannesburg — Tunisia’s economy is projected to grow modestly in 2025, but persistent fiscal stress,
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In A Nutshell: Angola’s new GDP architecture

Lagos — Angola closed 2025 with a nominal gross domestic product of approximately $140bn, up
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Beyond oil: Angola’s slow reinvention of its economy

Lagos – For decades, Angola’s economy was defined by a single commodity. Oil financed reconstruction,
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Ricardo Viegas D’Abreu’s strategic vision: How Angola seeks to position

Johannesburg – In a continent where economic competitiveness is increasingly shaped by logistics efficiency, regional
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Angola’s exchange-rate strategy is steadier than critics suggest

By Prof. Allison Araujo, PhD in Forensic Financial Analysis Johannesburg – In a global environment
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Credit guarantee funds are quietly reshaping Africa’s financial landscape

Johannesburg  — Across Africa, a structural shift is underway in how capital is allocated, driven
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PwC signs off Angola credit guarantee fund accounts, bolstering confidence

Lagos — PwC has issued an unqualified audit opinion on the financial statements of Angola’s
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Sintana targets Namibia listing to open oil sector to local

JOHANNESBURG — Canadian-based Sintana Energy is preparing to list its shares on the Namibian Securities
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Ethiopian Airlines tests the limits of African aviation and redefines

LUANDA / ADDIS ABABA In a global industry where even major carriers struggle to sustain
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AIPEX drives Angola–DRC economic corridor agenda at Kinshasa forum

Kinshasa, April 2026 The 3rd Edition of the DRC–Angola Economic Forum, organised by AIPEX, Angola’s
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