By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – Ethiopia’s security landscape in 2026 is shaped less by large-scale conflict and more by…
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FX Access in Mozambique: Why Legal Approval Doesn’t Mean Timely Money
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – Foreign-exchange risk in Mozambique is rarely about legality. On paper, investors and organizations are…
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Why Local Administration Matters More Than National Policy in Chad
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – In Chad, national strategies and formal approvals are only part of the operating equation.…
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Why Uganda’s Election Cycle Matters More Than the Election Result
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – In Uganda, elections rarely change the operating environment overnight—but they often change how systems…
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Corporate Governance Gaps Are Emerging as a Key Risk for Ethiopia in 2026
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – As Ethiopia moves into 2026, due diligence is becoming more complex—and one of the…
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The Stand of Ethiopia After UAE Official’s Rejection of Israel’s Recognition of Somaliland
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – Chaired by the Government of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) representative, the Arab League…
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Regulatory, Licensing Risk Remains a Key Concern for Uganda’s 2026 Outlook
Uganda’s regulatory environment has long been a focal point for investors and development partners, particularly during periods of political transition.…
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Political Continuity in Chad Masks Deeper Governance and Legitimacy Risks
BY Africa Risk Control (ARC) – Following the death of President Idriss Déby Itno in 2021, Chad entered an unconventional…
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Cabo Delgado Isn’t the Whole Story: How Security Risk Really Works in Mozambique
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – For many external observers, Mozambique’s risk profile begins and ends with Cabo Delgado. The…
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Kenya’s Investment Appeal Remains Strong, but Execution Risk Is Rising
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – Kenya continues to position itself as East Africa’s primary commercial and financial gateway, attracting…
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Why Egypt’s Energy-transition Ecosystem Attracts Global Investors
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – Foreign investors searching for the most attractive “near-term deployable” opportunities in Africa are increasingly…
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Why Mozambique’s Political Stability Still Produces Unpredictable Outcomes
By Eduardo Elias – Mozambique is often described as politically stable—and by regional standards, this is largely true. The ruling…
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