The International Monetary Fund has said that countries in sub-Saharan Africa need international funding to tackle some of the macroeconomic imbalances in the region.

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ShareTotal direct remittances to the country fell by $309.52 million or 16.69 per cent to $1.55 billion in the first nine months of this year compared to $1.86 billion in the corresponding period of ...

Stagnating incomes in sub-Saharan Africa’s resource-intensive economies necessitate more effective fiscal management and ...

WTO’s Okonjo-Iweala has urged G20 countries to avoid trade restrictions that could worsen global economic uncertainty, ...

The Nigerian naira has collapsed, and analysts warning that the worst could happen for the venerable currency. The USD to NGN ...

These World Bank/IMF policies, which had come under different ‘beautiful ... I am without doubt a friend of the government who wants the government, democracy, and Nigeria to work and become enviable ...

As global labour markets brace for rising retirements and ageing populations, Sub-Saha – ran Africa faces the opposite ...