Mideast Conflict Casts Long Shadow Over African Economies
Middle East conflict risks slowing Africa's economy by 0.2% in 2026 and raising costs. 29 countries face currency drops. See UN report.
#AfricaEconomy, #MiddleEastConflict, #EconomicGrowth, #CostOfLiving, #UNReport
https://newsletter.tf/middle-east-conflict-africa-economic-growth-impact/
Africa's 2026 economic growth could be 0.2% lower due to the Middle East conflict, with 29 countries already seeing their money lose value.
#AfricaEconomy, #MiddleEastConflict, #EconomicGrowth, #CostOfLiving, #UNReport
https://newsletter.tf/middle-east-conflict-africa-economic-growth-impact/
A Tanzanian Minerals Commission delegation visited Ghana’s GoldBod to study gold sector regulation and governance. #GoldMining #AfricaEconomy #GhanaGold #MiningReforms #NaturalResources
Ghana is set to refine its own gold from February 2026, ending decades of raw exports. The move aims to keep more money, jobs and value at home as Africa’s top gold producer reshapes its mining sector.
#Ghana #Gold #Mining #AfricaEconomy #Commodities
Ethiopia plans to start printing and minting its own currency at home, ending decades of reliance on foreign firms for the Birr as the country pushes for economic sovereignty.
Africa is becoming central to the BRICS shift. The bloc’s expansion is reshaping global finance, trade and political influence — and Africa is taking a larger role in the new economic order. #BRICS #AfricaEconomy #GlobalSouth #NewzAfrica #Geopolitics
https://newz.africa/2026/01/16/brics-africa-economy/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social