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Nigeria's economy grows at fastest pace in five years (opens the original)
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Nigeria's GDP expanded at the fastest pace in five years, boosting President Bola Tinubu's reelection pitch that his policies have stabilized a once-ailing economy. Though growth remains below official targets, Tinubu has nonetheless overseen a turnaround of the continent's third-largest economy since coming to office in 2023. The second quarter's 4.43% growth was led by the manufacturing, agriculture and services sectors, as well as an oil sector that has benefited from higher crude prices spar
S&P Global to acquire Nigerian ratings agency (opens the original)
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S&P Global said it will take a majority stake in Nigeria's oldest credit ratings agency, expanding the financial data company's ground presence in Africa amidst a growing clamor for better assessments of the continent's realities. As one of the big three ratings agencies, alongside Fitch and Moody's, S&P Global plays a crucial role in determining whether African sovereigns and businesses can secure capital from international financial markets. Its rival Fitch has been at the center of a high-pro
Inflation in South Africa, Nigeria increasingly diverging (opens the original)
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Living costs in sub-Saharan Africa's two largest economies are moving in opposite directions, with Nigeria's consumer price increases cooling off while South Africa's inflation rate jumped to levels last seen two years ago. Nigeria's central bank kept its policy rate unchanged this week, forecasting inflation to remain at moderate levels in the medium term after it softened to 15.9% in June: David Omojomolo, analyst at Capital Economics, said he expects Nigeria to resume rate cuts in September.
Dangote eyes expansion into Tanzania (opens the original)
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Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, said he plans to make major investment in ports, power, and roads in Tanzania, as part of his plans to expand amid a surge in global fuel and fertilizer costs. The Nigerian billionaire held talks with Tanzania's president last week, and said both parties have agreed on mutually beneficially sectors that can "deliver significant value," with formal talks to finalize a deal to be held soon. Dangote's vast empire includes cement and fertilizer subsidiaries, whic
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