Beyond Real Estate Companies
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Public Titles: Gabon Only Raises 66 Billion Out of 124 Billion FCFA Target
Financial operations in Libreville are being met with caution from the Central African monetary authorities. The auction conducted on July 22, 2026, by the Gabonese financial administration resulted in a realization rate of just 53.2%.
Africa: Online Gaming Market Generates $23 Billion in 2025
A prospective study published in July 2026 by the international firm Gaming Compliance International estimates this global amount, marking a 15% increase from the previous year.
Chad: SMEs at the Heart of the Country's Economic Transformation Strategy
The Chadian government is accelerating the implementation of business environment improvement projects to stimulate the local economic fabric. The official presentation of the Economic Situation Report on July 23, 2026, chaired by the Minister of Finance, Budget, Economy, Planning, and International Cooperation, Tahir Hamid Nguilin, brought together the National Council of Chadian Employers, the Professional Association of Credit Institutions, and World Bank teams.
Gabon: The census of economically vulnerable Gabonese individuals is scheduled to begin in September 2026
The government is overhauling its social assistance system to correct weaknesses in beneficiary targeting. Field data collection operations, scheduled to start in early September 2026, follow the decisions made during the government session on July 22, 2026.
Fishing and Aquaculture: Equatorial Guinea Aims to Create New Export Opportunities by 2027
Malabo is intensifying the development of its maritime resources to reverse the country's food dependence and generate non-oil financial resources. Projections made by the Equatoguinean presidency after inspecting the Ela Nsok, Oveng, and Ayantangan sites position 2027 as the starting point for the first exports of fishing products abroad.
Chad: Visa-Free Travel for Africans Starting January 2027
Chad will abolish visas for Africans starting January 2027, in a move to boost continental solidarity. This decision aims to facilitate cross-border exchanges and energize the African economic space. A major breakthrough for the African Union.
Mines: The Central African Republic Aims for 9.4 Tons of Gold Exports
The Central African Republic is targeting gold exports of 9.4 tons, following a spectacular increase of 770.3 kg to 7.41 tons between 2024 and 2025. The mining industry has generated budgetary revenues of over 132 billion CFA francs. However, smuggling networks maintain active channels.
Air Transport: Equatorial Guinea Launches Audit to Improve Sector Competitiveness
Equatorial Guinea is launching an audit to improve the competitiveness of its air transport sector. High tax charges are weighing on air tickets and hindering commercial attractiveness. The goal is to strengthen regional connectivity.
Maritime Transport: Congo Terminal Aims for Record Annual Traffic of 1.3 Million Containers in 2026
Discover how Congo Terminal is targeting a record traffic of 1.3 million containers in 2026 and transforming the maritime landscape in Central Africa
Xenophobia: Congo Repatriates 155 Nationals from South Africa
Congo repatriates 155 nationals from South Africa amid xenophobic attacks. The deteriorating security situation prompts other countries to evacuate their citizens, sparking a humanitarian and economic crisis.
Development Aid: World Bank Announces New $11 Billion Partnership with the DRC
"Discover the new $11 billion partnership between the World Bank and the DRC to boost economic development and reduce poverty."
Nigeria: Investigation Opened into Digital and AI Giants Accused of Undermining Media
Nigeria has launched an investigation into digital and AI giants accused of undermining the media. Authorities are examining suspicions of abuse of dominant position and siphoning off local advertising budgets. This initiative could have significant implications for independent press.