Moody’s rating agency has lowered the outlook attached to Mali’s sovereign rating from stable to negative, while confirming its rating at Caa2, signaling a deterioration in the country’s credit prospects in a context of persistent budgetary weaknesses and tighter financing margins. This decision reflects the growing concerns of the agency about Bamako’s ability to stabilize…...
Trending
- “The Atlantic Africa is not a symposium concept, it’s an ongoing project” | Interview with H.E. Othman El Ferdaous, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco in Côte d’Ivoire
- Congo Terminal Môle Est – the first 100 per cent electric port project in the Republic of the Congo
- Henri-Claude Oyima’s editorial: what BGFIBank’s listing on the stock exchange reveals about the future of African banks
- Interview | Dr Saïd Mahmoudi, Founder and CEO of Groupe Chahids Mahmoudi
- Senegal: patriotism and sovereignty, the words of our ills
- Climate Loss and Damage Fund: 176 funding requests for $2.8 billion, a first real test
- The Eurodollar Engine: Why the Dollar Doesn’t Lose Its Throne — and What It Means for Africa
- Senegal: Death of Diouldé Niane, founder of SONAM
