Senegal: IMF returns to the country as debt reform talks resume
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has resumed formal engagement with Senegal following a four-month suspension in debt reform discussions. This...
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Senegalese economic actors await nomination of new government
The firing of Prime Minister Ousmane Sonki on May 23rd and the current absence of government have awakened fear...
IMF: Morocco’s World Cup gains depend on controlling costs
Morocco’s economic gains from hosting the 2030 World Cup will depend on efficient public spending and strict cost control, the...
EU boosts Tunisia’s clean energy transition with €35.8m funding
The European Union has agreed to provide Tunisia with €35.8 million in grant financing under the Neighbourhood Investment Platform (NIP)...
Algeria: President Tebboune announces reforms
Algeria's President Abdelmajid Tebboune announced a number of reforms during a cabinet meeting, according to a report from government-friendly Algerie...
Tunisia: Activists demand plant shut down linked to poisonings
On 10th October in Tunisia's southern city of Gabès, many residents demanded the shutdown of the phosphate processing plant long...
Morocco faces a budget deficit of 22.9 billion dhms by May
Still reeling from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and high inflation, debt is piling up in Morocco, threatening unrest...
Tunisia repays $1bn in foreign loans as debt struggle continues
The Tunisian government has successfully paid back $1.18 of foreign loans this month as the country continues to struggle with...
Tunisia pays off $1bn in foreign loans
Tunisia has paid off $1.18bn of foreign loans this month as the country struggles to control its heavy debts. According...
Tunisia: Saied compromises independence of central bank
The new Central Bank of Tunisia governor is charged with averting a debt crisis with IMF talks in limbo, according...
