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Zemen Bank, renowned for delivering modern banking services through innovation and technology, has announced...

The National Bank of Ethiopia's (NBE) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is expected to maintain its current monetary policy stance at its meeting next week, with market observers anticipating no immediate changes to the country's bank credit growth cap despite renewed calls from industry experts to ease lending restrictions for key productive sectors. The meeting comes as Ethiopia's macroeconomic indicators send mixed signals. While inflation has resumed its upward trajectory after briefly falling into single digits, money market interest rates—including Treasury bill (T-bill) and Open Market Operations (OMO) yields—have declined sharply, with some falling into single-digit territory. Financial sector experts argue that these conflicting trends warrant a reassessment of the NBE's blanket credit growth restrictions, particularly for export-oriented industries, manufacturing, agribusiness, and other productive sectors that are considered less inflationary. The central bank had previously announced plans to...

To strengthen bilateral relations and foster sustainable development, the Republic of Austria has unveiled...

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South Africa’s recurring attacks on foreign nationals are no longer just a domestic embarrassment; they are a continental wound....

Africa does not suffer from a shortage of summits, forums, conferences or high-level gatherings. It suffers from a shortage...

Africa’s debt crisis will not be solved by borrowing alone, nor by waiting for rescue from outside the continent....