The UK government faces mounting financial strain as public sector borrowing continues to exceed expectations. Recent figures revealed a £10.7...
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Interest payments on long-term debt in sub-Saharan Africa surged nearly sevenfold between 2010 and 2023, reaching $26 billion, according to the World Bank. The sharp rise coincided with the region’s foreign borrowing doubling to $864 billion. Countries like Mozambique and Senegal were particularly affected by the debt pressure, which has left some nations allocating more… Read More »Debt Servicing Costs Soar Amid Sub-Saharan Africa’s Financial Strain
The UK government faces mounting financial strain as public sector borrowing continues to exceed expectations. Recent figures revealed a £10.7...
The UK government faces mounting financial strain as public sector borrowing continues to exceed expectations. Recent figures revealed a £10.7...
Ethiopia has reached an agreement with its official creditors to restructure $8.4 billion in international debt, marking a major step in its economic...
Ethiopia has reached an agreement with its official creditors to restructure $8.4 billion in international debt, marking a major step in its economic...
Ethiopia has reached an agreement with its official creditors to restructure $8.4 billion in international debt, marking a major step in its economic...
Ethiopia has reached an agreement with its official creditors to restructure $8.4 billion in international debt, marking a major step in its economic...
Missed disbursements from the International Monetary Fund complicate the Kenyan government's strategy of lowering its debt-servicing costs and could...
Cameroon’s public debt climbed 7.8% in 2024, reaching CFA14.237 trillion by the end of December—about 45.6% of the country’s GDP. The latest...
Cameroon’s public debt climbed 7.8% in 2024, reaching CFA14.237 trillion by the end of December—about 45.6% of the country’s GDP. The latest...
The chancellor will address MPs on Wednesday, warning of tough spending cuts amid rising government borrowing costs