Chancellor Rachel Reeves set out her ‘three biggest opportunities for growth’ (Picture: Wiktor Szymanowicz/Future Publishing via Getty Images)
READ MORECasablanca’s stock market has endured two weeks of turbulence after the outbreak of the war in the Gulf triggered fears of soaring oil prices and a return of runaway inflation.
Tax revenues have surged in early 2026,reaching 9.7 billion ouguiyas,a significant increase from 5.75 billion ouguiyas recorded during the same period in 2025. The Directorate General of Taxes,a corn
Despite Africa’s burgeoning tech sector and ambitious continental trade plans,outdated border systems and restrictive visa policies are poised to cost the continent an estimated $80 billion in lost
Bank of Africa has unveiled a comprehensive campaign to strengthen its position as the primary financial partner for Moroccan entrepreneurs,aligning with national efforts to revitalize the country
Global spending on energy is expected to reach $3.3 trillion in 2025,marking an all-time high,according to the World Energy Investment 2025 report released earlier this week by the International Ener
The price of one of the nation's favourite chocolate bars is under the microscope again.
PetroSA pursued a three-year deal to buy chemically adulterated unleaded petrol from a little-known company, Nako Energy. But after only six months, the fuel was pulled from the market after numerous complaints.
The Moroccan economy is expected to remain solid in 2025 and 2026,as weather conditions alleviate the drought that severely affected the agricultural sector in 2023 and 2024,according to the forecast
In a bold financial maneuver,Libya’s eastern-based authorities have fast-tracked the approval of a $12.7 billion infrastructure budget—framed as a national development drive,but widely viewed by an
Morocco’s domestic demand jumped 5.8% in 2024,accelerating from 4.9% in 2023,contributing 6.3 percentage points to GDP growth compared to 5.4 points the previous year,according to provisional n
The Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has called on African governments to tap into over $4 trillion in untapped domestic capital to bridge the continent’s widening infrastructure gap.
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