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By Africa Risk Control – Chad’s economic environment continues to be shaped by oil dependence and external financing conditions. While IMF-supported frameworks provide macro-level discipline, they also introduce operational volatility—particularly during periods…
By Africa Risk Control – For many foreign investors and operators, Mozambique’s regulatory environment appears navigable on paper. Licensing requirements are defined, procedures exist, and agencies responsible for approvals are clearly identified.…
By Africa Risk Control – In Uganda, as in many emerging markets, formal regulations tell only part of the story. Business outcomes are often shaped by informal influence networks involving powerful commercial…
By Africa Risk Control – Mozambique’s LNG sector remains central to how the country is perceived by investors, donors, and policymakers. Announcements around project restarts, financing discussions, and security improvements regularly generate…
By Africa Risk Control – Chad’s risk environment is increasingly influenced by developments beyond its borders, particularly the ongoing conflict in Sudan. Since 2023, Chad has absorbed more than one million displaced…
By Africa Risk Control – As Uganda approaches an election period, security dynamics are once again drawing attention from investors, development partners, and logistics operators. While national-level stability often dominates headlines, localized…
By Africa Risk Control – Ethiopia’s 2026 risk landscape is shaped by a blend of political realignments, FX shortages, localized conflict patterns, and operational inconsistencies that require investors to adopt a more…
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – Kenya has not formally severed ties with the International Monetary Fund. Yet recent events have revealed something arguably more important: IMF-aligned economic reforms can no longer…
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – Mozambique’s LNG sector remains central to how the country is perceived by investors, donors, and policymakers. Announcements around project restarts, financing discussions, and security improvements regularly…
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – Security in Chad is often discussed in national terms, yet the reality on the ground is far more uneven. While the state maintains strong military capacity…
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – Uganda’s macroeconomic environment remains a key consideration for investors and operators assessing exposure into 2026. Foreign exchange availability, currency volatility, and external financing pressures continue to…
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – As Ethiopia enters 2026, the pace and nature of risk evolution demand a shift in how organizations approach due diligence. Standard document checks and historical assumptions…
By Henok Teshome – “City diplomacy” sometimes referred to as municipal diplomacy, is the practice of diplomacy and international relations by subnational governments. It is a process through which cities engage on…
By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – Ethiopia’s security landscape in 2026 is shaped less by large-scale conflict and more by localized, intermittent, and region-specific tensions that influence mobility, supply chains, community relations,…