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For decades, correspondent banking has underpinned global commerce. Now tokenisation, AI and digital assets are creating new possibilities and new challenges.

If there is one thing central bankers tend to agree on, it is that monetary policy affects demand, not supply.

Barrick, which operates in Tanzania through a joint venture with the Government under Twiga Minerals, says its investment in the country is demonstrating how mineral wealth can contribute to government revenues, GDP, employment for Tanzanians, opportunities for local businesses and the development of professionals needed for the future economy, in line with Tanzania鈥檚 National Development Vision 2050.

The bond market is today by far the biggest, broadest, and most important part of the global financial system.

ITAC has opened a four-week public consultation on preliminary findings from the second phase of its wide-ranging review of the country鈥檚 steel tariff structure.

A shortage of affordable housing, a lack of school space, and the urban heat island effect鈥擬unich鈥檚 urban planning faces monumental challenges.

National Railways of Zimbabwe, NRZ, is in talks with the African Export-Import Bank, Afreximbank, for $115 million in financing to buy 10 locomotives and 315 wagons and repair parts of its infrastructure.