A junta-run Sahel state has slashed its deficit and tamed inflation. The lessons for African public finance are real, but narrower than its cheerleaders claim.
By Gregory Simpkins Africa has long been a target of outside interests looking to capitalize on what the continent has to offer. The 19th-century European exploration...
By John Kourkoutas While global investors continue to focus on West Africa’s coastal giants – Nigeria, Ghana, and Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) – a quieter transformation...
