THE Bank of Tanzania (BoT)’s decision to keep its policy rate steady for the first quarter of this year reflects a strategic shift from short-term stabilisation to medium-term economic consolidation.

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After all sorts of fear and uncertainty, a national election has been held, with the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) ...

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The Central Bank of Nigeria has joined ECOWAS peers to advance the 2027 Eco launch, a European euro-style currency unifying West African economies.

Nigeria's total capital importation rose by 17.46 per cent to $6.01 billion in the third quarter of last year (Q3 2025), compared with $5.12 billion recorded in the preceding quarter, the National ...