AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRegional Outlook: Moody’s has turned its sub-Saharan Africa outlook positive, forecasting the region’s government debt to fall as reforms and stronger commodity prices support recovery. Zambia is projected to see the biggest debt drop, though high interest costs remain a burden. Industry & Minerals: Tanzania faces a choice over its graphite and other critical minerals: export raw materials or invest in processing and manufacturing at home. Skills and refining capacity are key gaps. Energy Access: A contract worth up to $296 million could fund 50 solar, storage and charging stations across several African countries, serving a growing electric two-wheeler network. Nigeria’s Economy: The World Bank expects 4.3% growth in 2026, while former UNIDO chief Kandeh Yumkella says turning the country’s resources and market into industrial jobs will require stronger production, technology and value addition. Creative Industries: A new partnership between Nuvion and EbonyLife Place London aims to connect African creative businesses with cross-border payment and banking services.
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