[The Conversation Africa] Africa’s development finance challenge has reached a critical point. Mounting debt pressure is squeezing fiscal space. And essential needs in infrastructure, health and education remain unmet. The continent’s governments urgently need affordable access to international capital markets. Yet many continue to face borrowing costs that make development finance unviable.

Africa: Private Credit Rating Agencies Shape Africa’s Access to Debt. Better Oversight Is Needed
•
Recent Posts
- Penny pinscher: Doberman tops Westminster field
- Winfield’s INT of Burrow seals NFC’s Pro Bowl win
- Warriors instant analysis: Without Curry, shorthanded Golden State falls to 76ers before trade deadline
- Africa: Four in Ten Cancer Cases Could Be Prevented Globally
- Nigeria: ‘Why I’m Not Dancing to Promote My Movie’ – Omotola Jalade Ekeinde
- Nigeria: Atiku Disowns Alleged Private Meeting With Ex-Governor Abdulaziz Yari
- Nigeria: What Emefiele Told Buhari in Memo Seeking Approval for Naira Redesign – Witness
- Africa: Somalia, UN Envoys Discuss Horn of Africa Stability
- Nigeria: Govt Disburses N2.45trn to 36 States, FCT for Security, Infrastructure Between March 2024 and August 2025 – Presidency
- Nigeria: Govt, UK Funded Programme Strengthens Early Warning Systems As Plateau Stakeholders Push for Community-Led Security
- Nigeria: Nigeria’s Army Chief Calls for Integration of Technology in Combat Operations
- Africa: Empowering Local Health Systems for Sustainable Impact – Inside Uganda’s Push to Strengthen District Health Leadership
Social Media
Advertisement




Leave a Reply