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Benin News & Analysis

Contactless payment system. Photo by SumUp @ Unsplash
Cash is fading in West Africa as fintech rewrites the rules of money
14/04/2026
Kingsley Kobo
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Benin Finance Minister Romuald Wadagni. Photo @Romuald Wadagni/Facebook
Benin election 2026: From fiscal discipline to political delivery - Wadagni’s real test begins
09/04/2026
Brandon Orion Mensah
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Man pushing truck with gallons of water in Benin. Photo by Dananjaya Nugraha @ Unsplash
Can West Africa’s development bank scale up without taking on too much risk?
02/04/2026
Alhousseiny Djigo
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A bustling marketplace in Benin. Photo by Greg Keelen @ Unsplash
Benin slips into deflation as food prices fall, inflation turns negative
11/03/2026
Justice Nwafor
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Man pushing truck with gallons of water in Benin. Photo by Dananjaya Nugraha @ Unsplash
IMF revises Benin debt to 60.5% of GDP after reclassification
27/02/2026
Brandon Orion Mensah
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How Gulf capital is reshaping African sovereign bonds
27/02/2026
Kent Mensah
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Woman selling fruit in Tanzanian Market. Photo by David Cashbaugh @ Unsplash
Benin inflation falls to 0.9% as food prices ease despite utility pressures
12/02/2026
Justice Nwafor
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Digital payments in Africa surges. Photo by Iqbal Nuril Anwar @ Pixabay
WAEMU goes digital to overhaul West Africa’s government bond trading
30/01/2026
Alhousseiny Djigo
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