“We continue to see Russia as a valued ally and friend who supported us right from the beginning.”
Economic activity in sub-Saharan Africa is projected to grow by 3% in ’24 from 2.4% in ’23.
Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago believes the country could adopt a lower inflation target with minimal cost.
Türkiye has emerged as a key new source, with main European export partners including the UK, Italy, and the Netherlands.
PMI survey shows business sentiment remains volatile, with respondents expecting softer growth over the next 12 months.
As Brics chair in 2024, the Russian Federation aims to strengthen multilateralism for just global development and security.
The latest Standard Bank Africa Trade Barometer shows that the country’s appeal has grown while Ghana is no longer a top contender.
The countries have agreed to consolidate several initiatives into a comprehensive action plan.
Motorists must brace for higher fuel prices next month, says the Automobile Association.
WTO remains vigilant in light of potential setbacks, particularly the possible escalation of regional conflicts.
Despite numerous food programmes, millions still experience hunger on a daily basis.
The e-commerce transition is not confined to retail, with business-to-business volumes also growing.
