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Experts push for 'smart borrowing' for projects, not consumption - Vimarsana News

Experts push for 'smart borrowing' for projects, not consumption

The biggest headache has been how to finance projects and improve environment for businesses to take advantage of an integrating continent.

Africa launches debt 'observatory' on distressed nations - Vimarsana News

Africa launches debt 'observatory' on distressed nations

African countries owe at least $696 billion to external creditors.

African Economic Outlook 2022: African Development Bank and International Monetary Fund experts underscore the urgency of climate financing for Africa - Vimarsana News

African Economic Outlook 2022: African Development Bank and International Monetary Fund experts underscore the urgency of climate financing for Africa

African Development Bank (www.AfDB.org) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) experts have stressed the urgency of mobilizing climate financing for Africa

Africa's resilience to economic shocks requires domestic solutions – Prof Urama - Vimarsana News

Africa's resilience to economic shocks requires domestic solutions – Prof Urama

Professor Kevin Chika Urama, Vice President for the Economic Governance and Knowledge Management Complex, African Development Bank (AfDB), has asked African Governments to focus on building their economic fundamentals through domestic solutions.  This includes increasing domestic revenue mobilisation, building strong internal relationships and trade, and patronising made in African products. …

Global crises may lead Africa to seek alternatives for climate funding - Vimarsana News

Global crises may lead Africa to seek alternatives for climate funding

Countries that have key projects such as natural gas, solar and wind must look away from traditional sources to avoid debt or breaking the changeover.