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Terrorism Takes Its Toll On Mozambique's Gas Revenue: allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Mozambique

AU Voices Concern About Mali As As France Urges Citizens to Leave: allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Africa

Afreximbank Extends $36.4-Million Contract Financing Facility to Egypt's SAMCO for Stadium... @afreximbank: allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Uganda

Weah Death Rumors Fuel Debate Over Liberia's Political Divide allafrica.com/view/group/mai…

Rumors of Weah Death Exposes Liberia's Deep Political Wounds @LibInvestigator: allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Liberia

All of Africa Today - November 10, 2025 @allafrica: allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Africa

With Death and Famine Spreading, RSF Says It Accepts Humanitarian Truce in Darfur allafrica.com/stories/202511…

Africa-Focused Early-Stage Investor Ventures Platform Raises $64m @dabafinance: allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Africa @vp_fund #venturecapital #startups #Nigeria #Africainvestment

All of Africa Today - November 6, 2025 @allafrica: allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Africa

Logging Ban Saved a Critically Endangered Species allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Nigeria #EndangeredSpecies #environment #Colobus

Afreximbank Calls for Greater Trade Finance Capacity in Africa @afreximbank allafrica.com/view/group/mai…

We officially opened #ATFS2025 with a powerful address from Ms. Gwen Mwaba, Managing Director of Trade Finance & Correspondent Banking at Afreximbank. Ms. Mwaba set the tone for this year’s seminar, highlighting the importance of collaboration, resilience, and innovation as Africa navigates an era of global protectionism. “Abidjan is a fitting host for this seminar. Cote d’Ivoire’s economy has shown resilience and dynamism with sustained growth, rising regional integration, and a track record of policy stability. The city of Abidjan itself embodies progress and openness, serving as a gateway to West Africa and a hub of finance, logistics and innovation. Hosting this event here underscores our collective commitment to expanding cross-border trade, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, and accelerating the development of modern, inclusive financial ecosystems.”, she expressed. To catch a recap of the #ATFS2025 opening this morning, please check out: piped.video/live/evSZgTPgxtA… #ATFS2025 #TradeFinance #GlobalAfrica

As the day progressed at the #ATFS2025, SMs. Silvia Macri, Associate Director / Director, Africa & Middle East Power & Renewables, S&P Global Commodity Insights, delivered an illuminating session on how Africa is positioning itself at the center of the global energy transition. She explored global energy outlooks and scenarios shaping demand for fossil and non-fossil fuels; underscoring that electricity demand is rising across all markets, with renewables and natural gas driving Africa’s power growth. Ms. Macri also highlighted how data centers and AI are reshaping global power demand; presenting both challenges and opportunities for African economies seeking to balance growth, energy access, and sustainability. #ATFS2025 #TradeFinance #GlobalAfrica #Afreximbank

#ATFS2025 concluded its first day with a powerful session led by Mrs. Danielle Valois, Partner at Trench Rossi Watanabe, and Mr. Luka Lightfoot, Partner: Banking & Finance at Baker & McKenzie LLP, exploring how the global oil and gas landscape is shifting toward greater local ownership and control. The presentation unpacked the entire oil and gas value chain - from upstream to downstream - highlighting evolving investment patterns, financing risks, and the balance between government and corporate objectives. #ATFS2025 #TradeFinance #GlobalAfrica #Afreximbank

Who controls Africa’s trade finance-and why isn’t it African banks? At the Annual Africa Financial Summit (AFIS) in Casablanca, Haytham El Maayergi, Executive Vice President, Afreximbank, joined Thierry Hebraud of Mauritius Commercial Bank, Rabah Rahmani of Zenith Bank France, Cheryl Buss of Absa International, and Xavier Jopart of McKinsey & Company, in a discussion moderated by Eden Harris of the Financial Times to discuss how African banks can take the lead. Mr. El Maayergi noted that Africa’s liquidity often flows through international banks, weakening local capacity. Redirecting funds to African institutions, he said, will strengthen balance sheets and expand trade financing. “This is Africa’s moment,” he added. “Never waste a good crisis - let’s finance our growth from within.” #Afreximbank #AFIS2025 #TradeFinance #AfricaTrade #AfCFTA #PAPSS

Famine Declared in Two Sudanese Cities Cut Off By War, Fragile Gains Elsewhere @un_news_centre: allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Sudan

Brick By Brick, Zimbabwe Companies Fall to Foreign Competitors @GlobalPress: allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Africa

Int'l Outcry Over North Darfur Atrocities As U.S. Push for Sudan Ceasefire @Radiodabanga: allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Sudan

Ugandan-Born Politician Elected New York City Mayor @NewTimesRwanda: allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Uganda

All of Africa Today - November 5, 2025 @allafrica: allafrica.com/stories/202511… #Africa