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Justice Nwafor

Justice Nwafor is an award-winning journalist covering finance, energy, climate, and economic development across the region.
  • East Africa targets 5.2% growth despite global turmoil
  • Central bankers reaffirm 2031 single currency roadmap

 

KAMPALA, UGANDA – East Africa’s central bank governors say the region remains on course for stronger economic growth and deeper monetary integration despite escalating geopolitical tensions and persistent global trade disruptions.

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