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IMANI Africa is pleased to announce that Casely Ato Coleman has been accepted as Fellow with effect from 17th January 2017. Ato joins IMANI with over twenty-two years’ experience in Leadership, Human Resource & Organizational Development from the International …
Continue readingIMANI Africa has been ranked the third best think tank in Sub-Saharan Africa in 2017 among several other accolades by the Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program (TTCSP), University of Pennsylvania.
In 2007, the TTCSP developed and launched a global …
Continue readingSierra Leone’s finance minister on Friday played down a decision by the IMF to delay a disbursement because of the West African country’s failure to improve revenue collection, saying the fund would return in May to discuss the programme.
The …
Continue readingSudan’s central bank has said it will devalue the local currency to an upper limit of 31.5 Sudanese pounds against the US dollar. The new official exchange rate will take effect on Monday, the central bank added.
This is the …
Continue readingCongo’s electoral commission finished registering 46 million voters on Wednesday for a long-delayed election meant to replace President Joseph Kabila that is currently scheduled for the end of December.
Repeated stalling of the election has raised tensions across the Democratic …
Continue readingThe Single African Air Transport Market will be formally established and launched on the 28 January 2018 on the margins of the African Union Summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Eligible airlines of the 23 countries are, effective this season, are …
Continue readingGambia’s Central Bank will as from February 2018 begin phasing out a particular type of its currency – the dalasi – which has the head of former leader Yahya Jammeh on it.
The Central Bank of The Gambia had in …
Continue readingCongolese security forces shot dead at least six people and wounded dozens more as they fired tear gas to disperse a protest against President Joseph Kabila organised by the Catholic Church on Sunday, a U.N. peacekeeping mission in the country …
Continue readingEgypt expects private investments to take the lead in driving economic growth this year, the planning minister said, suggesting that investor confidence had rallied enough to supplant what has so far been an overwhelming reliance on government spending.
Private investments …
Continue readingGhana’s government will consider cutting the price it pays to cocoa farmers because a slump that started more than a year ago shows little sign of abating, said Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta.
A price cut would signal a policy shift …
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