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Nigeria’s N159 Trillion Debt Debate: When Borrowing Becomes ‘Betrayal’

Nigeria’s debate over sovereign borrowing has intensified following a Vanguard News commentary that frames the country’s reported N159 trillion public debt as a question of fiscal “betrayal”, thrusting debt accumulation back to the centre of national political argument. The intervention reflects long-standing anxieties about how Nigeria’s debt stock has evolved from the post-Paris Club era […]

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Morocco Needs A New Economic Growth Model, Op-Ed Argues

An op-ed published by Eurasia Review argues that Morocco needs a new economic growth model to navigate structural challenges and sustain long-term development. The commentary, summarised by the publication, frames the question of economic strategy as central to the country’s next phase of growth. Morocco, a lower-middle-income kingdom on the northwestern edge of Africa, has

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Nyong’o urges Kenya to start a Vision 2060 conversation now

A leading Kenyan politician has called on the country to begin a national conversation about a long-term development vision stretching to 2060, according to the-star.co.ke. Anyang’ Nyong’o, the Governor of Kisumu County and a longstanding figure in Kenyan politics and academia, has argued that Kenya must start thinking beyond its current planning horizon to shape

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