By Africa Risk Control (ARC) Team – Uganda is heading into general elections in January 2026, and for investors, the implications extend well beyond the ballot box. While major political change is ...

ARC’s Ethiopia Country Risk & Due Diligence Report — 2026 Q1 Premium Edition provides a forward-looking breakdown of ...

For the first time, the African Union has placed reparations at the center of its continental agenda, framing it as part of ...

Investors relying on political assumptions from previous years risk misinterpreting the real operating landscape. The second ...

Ethiopia’s risk landscape in 2026 continues to be shaped by a combination of internal political dynamics, localized conflict ...

Foreign-exchange (Forex) pressure remains one of Ethiopia’s most decisive risk drivers heading into 2026. While Forex shortages have shaped the business environment for years, Africa Risk Control’s ...

The fund in its press release on Wednesday stated that IMF staff and the Ethiopian authorities have reached staff-level agreement on economic policies to conclude the fourth review of the four-year ...

Standard Bank, Africa’s biggest bank by assets, has partnered with Safaricom Telecommunications, Kenya’s largest telecommunications provider, to provide funding of $138 million as part of investment ...

As Ethiopia aims to conduct its general election in the middle of the ongoing internal deadly clashes within mainly Amhara ...

In addition, outdated due diligence often overlooks political–business linkages. Ethiopia’s political landscape is fluid, and ...

As Ethiopia enters a crucial phase in 2026, investors and operators must base decisions on localized, continuously updated ...