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Missing helicopter found with occupants unharmed

Source: Government of South Africa

Missing helicopter found with occupants unharmed

The South African Police Service (SAPS) says the helicopter that went missing on Monday with four occupants, including the pilot, has been successfully located this morning with all individuals found alive and unharmed. 

The group, which includes two SAPS investigators, along with an Environmental Crime Investigator, had safely landed in a remote area on Monday. However, as they attempted to navigate through the thick bush, they could not find the chopper. 

Following their rescue, it has been confirmed that all the occupants are safe. 

“The chopper disappeared on Monday during an investigation after a report was brought to the attention of law enforcers that there was a carcass discovered in the Kruger National Park, hence the probe to find out circumstances thereof,” the police said in a statement.

A report indicates that the team departed in the morning around 09h00 and did not return as anticipated. 

Some efforts to establish communication with the helicopter crew yielded no results due to poor signal and it is suspected that the chopper could have been flying low. 

“All attempts to reach them via their mobile phones and other means were unsuccessful. It was only in the evening that it was realised that something was wrong, prompting immediate action to locate them.

“In response to the situation, another helicopter equipped with night vision capabilities, alongside drones, was swiftly deployed to assist in the search efforts. Unfortunately, due to poor weather conditions, the helicopter had to be withdrawn. However, the drones continued their search throughout the night,” the police said.

The Acting Provincial Commissioner of the SAPS in Mpumalanga, Major General (Dr) Zeph Mkhwanazi, remarked that the committed members were carrying out their duties even on a day that is recognized as a holiday in the country. – SAnews.gov.za

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A CLG expande-se para a Líbia e a África Central e é nomeada Parceira Jurídica Oficial da African Energy Week (AEW) 2026

Source: Africa Press Organisation – Portuguese –

Aproveitando o impulso energético do continente africano, a sociedade de advogados CLG participará na African Energy Week (AEW) 2026, em Cidade do Cabo, de 12 a 16 de outubro, como Parceiro Jurídico. Esta nomeação coloca a sociedade no centro da principal plataforma de investimento energético do continente, ligando decisores políticos, operadores e financiadores à medida que impulsionam a próxima fase de crescimento a montante, desenvolvimento de infraestruturas e transição energética.

A CLG adotou um modelo de «flexibilidade em primeiro lugar» para navegar pelo panorama energético africano, acelerando a sua expansão na Líbia, no Gabão e em Marrocos, ao mesmo tempo que reforça as suas capacidades de consultoria fiscal e regulatória em toda a África Central e Austral. A colaboração estratégica da firma, em janeiro de 2026, com a Zahaf & Partners na Líbia marca um passo decisivo para apoiar a mais recente ronda de licenciamento do país e a sua meta de produção de 1,6 milhões de barris por dia até ao final do ano.

A estratégia de expansão da CLG para 2026 reflete a sua influência crescente em jurisdições de fronteira e de elevado crescimento. Na Líbia, a sua parceria com a Zahaf & Partners reforça a confiança dos investidores à medida que novas áreas são abertas a licitantes internacionais. No Gabão, a empresa expandiu a sua plataforma de consultoria sob demanda CLG Plus para apoiar grandes desenvolvimentos, incluindo o projeto de GNL de Cap Lopez da produtora independente de hidrocarbonetos Perenco, com entrada em operação prevista para este ano. Entretanto, novas nomeações de liderança em Casablanca e no Dubai reforçam a sua conectividade com o Norte de África e o Médio Oriente, posicionando a empresa para facilitar os fluxos de capital inter-regionais para projetos energéticos africanos.

A empresa continua profundamente empenhada na transformação regulatória em todo o continente. Na República do Congo, a CLG publicou análises detalhadas das novas Leis Financeiras de 2026, orientando os clientes através da reestruturação fiscal, das taxas ambientais e dos quadros revistos de rendimento das empresas. Na Namíbia, está a contribuir para o desenvolvimento de quadros jurídicos de midstream para apoiar as recentes descobertas offshore e a futura infraestrutura de exportação.

Olhando para o futuro, a CLG prevê um aumento na atividade de fusões e aquisições (M&A) no setor upstream em 2026, impulsionado por rondas de licenciamento na Nigéria, Líbia e Angola e por uma tendência mais ampla de supermajors a alienarem ativos a empresas independentes africanas ágeis. A empresa está também a acompanhar de perto a implementação do Protocolo de Comércio Digital do Acordo de Comércio Livre Continental Africano, aconselhando clientes sobre transações digitais transfronteiriças e alinhamento de políticas.

«A expansão energética de África deve ser sustentada por quadros jurídicos robustos e harmonizados que proporcionem clareza e confiança aos investidores», afirma NJ Ayuk, Presidente Executivo da African Energy Chamber, acrescentando: «O papel da CLG como Parceiro Jurídico na AEW 2026 garante que a inovação regulatória, a transparência fiscal e a agilidade transfronteiriça continuem a ser centrais na agenda deste ano.»

À medida que os mercados energéticos africanos evoluem através de reformas, consolidação e transição, a participação da CLG na African Energy Week 2026 sublinha o papel fundamental da arquitetura jurídica na promoção do crescimento sustentável em todo o continente.

Distribuído pelo Grupo APO para African Energy Chamber.

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CLG Expands into Libya and Central Africa, Named Official Legal Partner for African Energy Week (AEW) 2026

Source: APO

Building on Africa’s continental energy momentum, legal firm CLG will attend African Energy Week (AEW) 2026 in Cape Town from 12–16 October as a Legal Partner. The appointment places the firm at the heart of the continent’s premier energy investment platform, connecting policymakers, operators and financiers as they drive the next phase of upstream growth, infrastructure development and the energy transition.

CLG has embraced a “flexibility-first” model to navigate Africa’s energy landscape, accelerating its expansion into Libya, Gabon and Morocco while strengthening its tax and regulatory advisory capabilities across Central and Southern Africa. The firm’s January 2026 strategic collaboration with Zahaf & Partners in Libya marks a decisive move to support the country’s latest licensing round and its production target of 1.6 million barrels per day by year-end.

CLG’s 2026 expansion strategy reflects its growing influence in frontier and high-growth jurisdictions. In Libya, its partnership with Zahaf & Partners strengthens investor confidence as new acreage is opened to international bidders. In Gabon, the firm has expanded its CLG Plus on-demand advisory platform to support major developments, including independent hydrocarbon producer Perenco’s Cap Lopez LNG project, scheduled to come online this year. Meanwhile, new leadership appointments in Casablanca and Dubai reinforce its North African and Middle Eastern connectivity, positioning the firm to facilitate cross-regional capital flows into African energy projects.

The firm remains deeply engaged in regulatory transformation across the continent. In the Republic of Congo, CLG has issued detailed analyses of new 2026 Finance Laws, guiding clients through tax restructuring, environmental levies and revised corporate income frameworks. In Namibia, it is contributing to the development of midstream legal frameworks to support recent offshore discoveries and future export infrastructure.

Looking ahead, CLG forecasts a surge in upstream M&A activity in 2026, driven by licensing rounds in Nigeria, Libya and Angola and a broader trend of supermajors divesting assets to agile African independents. The firm is also closely tracking implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement Digital Trade Protocol, advising clients on cross-border digital transactions and policy alignment.

“Africa’s energy expansion must be underpinned by robust, harmonized legal frameworks that give investors clarity and confidence,” says NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber, adding, “CLG’s role as Legal Partner at AEW 2026 ensures that regulatory innovation, fiscal transparency and cross-border agility remain central to this year’s agenda.”

As Africa’s energy markets evolve through reform, consolidation and transition, CLG’s participation at African Energy Week 2026 underscores the critical role of legal architecture in unlocking sustainable growth across the continent.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of African Energy Chamber.

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Geolinks Joins African Mining Week (AMW) 2026 Amidst Rising Demand for Geophysical Solutions in Africa

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Geophysical monitoring technology company Geolinks has joined the upcoming African Mining Week (AMW) – Africa’s premier gathering for mining stakeholders, scheduled for October 14 – 16, 2026 in Cape Town – as a bronze sponsor. The company’s participation reinforces its strategy to expand its footprint in Africa’s burgeoning mining sector as the continent unlocks its $8.5 trillion worth of untapped resources for GDP growth.

In addition, Geolinks’ sponsorship aligns with a broader strategy announced by the French government in early 2026 aimed at scaling the participation of French companies in Africa’s strategic industries, including mining and energy.

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Supported by several French innovation and investment institutions – including the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research, Bpifrance, Réseau Entreprendre Essonne, the Île-de-France Paris Region, the Avenia French Geosciences Cluster and EVOLEN’s open innovation platform – Geolinks is establishing its presence in Africa, deploying two pilots of its technology in Southern Africa and South Africa

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The Democratic Republic of the Congo is seeking partners to unlock its untapped mineral potential estimated at $24 trillion, while Ghana is implementing a national geomapping program to expand its critical minerals portfolio and strengthen its position as Africa’s largest gold producer. Other countries including Liberia, Burundi, Tanzania and Botswana are also intensifying geophysical surveys to support mining sector growth and diversification. These programs highlight the critical role companies such as Geolinks will play in supporting the sustainable growth of Africa’s mining industry.

The company’s technology focuses on monitoring underground fluid dynamics and geological structures, supporting risk prevention and operational safety in mining operations, particularly in tailings dams.

During AMW 2026, Geolinks executives will participate in high-level panel discussions, networking sessions and technology showcases, engaging with African project developers and regulators while exploring partnership opportunities that could help advance exploration, improve safety and accelerate sustainable mining project development across the continent.

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eThekwini disaster teams respond to widespread flooding

Source: Government of South Africa

eThekwini disaster teams respond to widespread flooding

The eThekwini Municipality says its disaster management teams are working around the clock following severe rains that caused widespread flooding and damage across parts of Durban at the weekend.

In a statement issued on Monday, the municipality said teams were immediately deployed after the storm left a trail of submerged roads, fallen trees and damaged vehicles in several areas.

Disaster management officials, supported by recreation and parks teams, are currently on the ground responding to incidents, clearing debris and restoring access to affected routes.

According to the municipality, the Durban Central and Southern regions were the hardest hit, with 22 incidents reported, particularly in Chatsworth and Morningside. 

Flooded roads and fallen trees led to significant traffic disruptions.  

In the Western region, 13 incidents were recorded, with Westville among the most affected. Teams are working to clear debris, manage waterlogged roads and assess damage to protect residents.

The Northern region reported seven incidents, with Newlands West bearing the brunt of the storm. Emergency crews are continuing to address flooding and other storm-related hazards.

The municipality has urged residents to exercise extreme caution, avoid flooded roads and report hazards such as fallen trees, damaged power lines or blocked routes through official channels.

“Motorists are strongly advised not to attempt crossing flooded roads, as water levels may be deeper and more dangerous than they appear.

“eThekwini remains committed to prioritising the safety and wellbeing of residents. Teams are working around the clock to restore normality, reduce risks, and provide support where needed,” the statement said.

Residents in need of emergency assistance can contact the city’s Disaster Management Centre on 031 361 0000. 

Further updates are expected as teams continue to assess the extent of the damage. – SAnews.gov.za

 

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Suspects arrested at Thabo Mofutsanyana District during Easter holiday

Source: Government of South Africa

Suspects arrested at Thabo Mofutsanyana District during Easter holiday

Thabo Mofutsanyana District Police have arrested 12 suspects during Easter holiday operations for various serious offences, including murder, attempted murder, rape, possession of illegal firearms and drug-related crimes.

The intensified, high-visibility policing operations yielded positive results in both police-driven and community-reported crimes. However, the district also recorded an increase in cases of murder, attempted murder and rape.

“Six suspects were arrested in connection with murder cases reported across Nketoana, Setsoto, Maluti-a-Phofung and Phumelela municipalities. Among the victims were two women, who were murdered in separate incidents in Reitz and Warden.

“In Marquard, five suspects were arrested for possession of illegal firearms, ammunition and drugs. The confiscated drugs include crystal meth and mandrax. Several attempted murder cases were also reported, stemming from shooting incidents and stabbings, often occurring in public spaces where individuals were under the influence of alcohol.

“Police also reported disturbing rape incidents involving vulnerable victims, including a 66-year-old person and minors. In one particularly case in the Bluegumbosch Disaster Park section, a woman was allegedly raped by seven suspects while walking home from a local tavern,” the police said.

Furthermore, four additional suspects, including a police officer, were arrested for illegal possession of firearms and defeating the ends of justice. 

A total of four illegal firearms were seized during operations conducted in Harrismith, Phuthaditjhaba and Tseki. An undocumented foreign national was also arrested during these operations.

All arrested suspects are expected to appear before various Magistrate Courts today.

Police commended community members, who provided valuable information leading to these arrests. – SAnews.gov.za

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Macpherson welcomes $1bil investment unlocked through Infrastructure SA

Source: Government of South Africa

Macpherson welcomes $1bil investment unlocked through Infrastructure SA

The Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure Dean Macpherson has welcomed Infrastructure South Africa’s contribution to the successful hosting of the South African Investment Conference in Sandton, last Tuesday.

Macpherson also welcomed its role in helping to unlock a $1 billion investment pledge by global agricultural company UPL, announced at the conference. 

The investment amounting to approximately R17 billion and led by UPL Chairman and Group CEO Jai Shroff, is linked to a large-scale bioethanol production facility in South Africa. 

The project will utilise sugarcane and maize as a feedstock and support the development of an integrated agricultural and energy value chain. 

Infrastructure South Africa, an entity of the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure, played a key facilitative role in advancing the project by bringing together stakeholders across the agricultural, energy and financial sectors.

This included supporting engagements between UPL and a major development finance institution to explore project preparation and financing opportunities, as well as broader collaboration to move the project towards implementation. 

The project has significant potential, including the cultivation of approximately 400 000 hectares of sweet sorghum and the production of up to 1.3 billion litres of bioethanol annually. 

This will inject significant amounts of money directly back to small and large scale farmers. 

This positions South Africa as a potential leader in the biofuels sector, while supporting rural development and job creation. 

Macpherson said Infrastructure South Africa is playing an increasingly important role in unlocking investment by removing bottlenecks, coordinating stakeholders, and supporting project preparation.

“When I was appointed Public Works and Infrastructure Minister 21 months ago, I committed to turning the department into the economic delivery unit of South Africa to help grow the economy and create much-needed jobs. 

“The $1 billion investment, facilitated by Infrastructure South Africa, is clear evidence of the progress we are making in achieving that goal,” Macpherson said. 

He said this investment demonstrates what is possible when government plays an active role in facilitating partnerships, removing obstacles, and aligning stakeholders behind a common objective. 

“It also highlights the growing importance of Infrastructure South Africa in ensuring that projects of this scale move from concept to implementation as we work to build a better South Africa,” he said. – SAnews.gov.za

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Madlanga Commission resumes hearings

Source: Government of South Africa

Madlanga Commission resumes hearings

The Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Criminality, Political Interference and Corruption in the Criminal Justice System, commonly known as the Madlanga Commission, has resumed its hearings this morning.

The commission resume its public hearings after the Easter recess with City of Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) Commissioner, Yolanda Faro, taking the stand.

“The commission will, over the coming months – ahead of its final deadline at the end of August 2026 – continue to expand its focus on areas of its Terms of Reference, which have not yet been covered.

“The inquiry will continue to run Phases 1 and 2 in parallel, with Phase 1 being the airing of allegations, and Phase 2 broadly being the responses by implicated individuals to specific allegations against them, as well as giving those implicated persons the opportunity to tell their side of the story,” commission spokesperson Jeremy Michaels said.

He noted that while the commission is investigating allegations about the criminal justice system made by Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi at a media conference last year, the commission is not mandated to investigate “all allegations of wrongdoing across the criminal justice system”.

“Any person who wishes to provide the commission with information, which falls within the Terms of Reference, can do so anonymously and confidentially by contacting the commission’s hotline on 0800 111 369, or via email at madlangacommission@behonest.co.za,” Michaels said.

The term of the commission has been extended by President Cyril Ramaphosa, with a final report expected in August this year.

A second interim report is expected to be handed to the President by the end of next month. – SAnews.gov.za

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PAC Capital remporte quatre grands prix africains aux International Business Magazine Awards 2026

Source: Africa Press Organisation – French

PAC Capital Limited (www.PACCapitalLtd.com) a reçu quatre prix continentaux prestigieux décernés par l’International Business Magazine, consolidant ainsi sa position de chef de file dans le domaine des services bancaires d’investissement et des services-conseils en matière de transactions à l’échelle de l’Afrique.

Lors de la remise des prix 2026, la société s’est distinguée par les prix suivants :

  • Excellence dans les transactions transfrontalières Afrique 2026
  • Meilleure banque d’investissement Afrique 2026
  • Meilleure société de conseil et de structuration de transactions Afrique 2026
  • Société de conseil financier de l’année Afrique 2026

Ces distinctions viennent s’ajouter à celle de meilleur cabinet de conseil en transactions au Nigeria en 2025, soulignant une trajectoire constante d’excellence, d’innovation et d’exécution solide dans le cadre de mandats nationaux et transfrontaliers.

Au fil des ans, PAC Capital s’est bâti une réputation pour la structuration et la réalisation de transactions complexes et de grande valeur dans de multiples secteurs et juridictions. Qu’il s’agisse de fusions et d’acquisitions, de levées de fonds ou de mandats de conseil financier sur mesure, la banque d’investissement de PAC Holdings continue de faire preuve d’une grande expertise technique, de clairvoyance stratégique et d’une connaissance approfondie du paysage économique africain. Son portefeuille croissant de transactions transfrontalières met en évidence sa capacité à naviguer dans les environnements réglementaires, à gérer les parties prenantes de plusieurs marchés et à dégager une valeur durable pour les clients opérant sur le continent et au-delà.

Humphrey Oriakhi, directeur général et chef de la direction de PAC Capital, a commenté cette réalisation :

“Nous sommes honorés de cette reconnaissance de la part de l’International Business Magazine. Le fait de recevoir quatre prix continentaux en un an est une solide validation de notre initiative de solutions de capital sans frontières, de notre orientation stratégique, de notre capacité d’exécution et de la confiance que nous accordent nos clients. Les transactions transfrontalières en Afrique exigent de la résilience, de la précision et une connaissance approfondie du marché. Notre équipe reste déterminée à fournir des solutions innovantes qui permettent aux entreprises d’évoluer, de se développer et de créer un impact à long terme.”

Bolarinwa Sanni, directeur exécutif de PAC Capital, a également pris la parole :

“Ces prix reflètent la force de notre modèle de consultation et l’importance que nous accordons à la structuration de transactions axées sur la valeur. Chaque mandat que nous entreprenons est abordé avec rigueur, créativité et une compréhension claire des objectifs à long terme de nos clients. Les marchés étant de plus en plus interconnectés, notre rôle de partenaire de confiance pour les transactions en Afrique devient encore plus crucial.

Avec cette nouvelle étape, PAC Capital continue de renforcer sa position en tant que banque d’investissement et société de conseil financier africaine de premier plan, guidée par l’excellence, définie par l’innovation et engagée dans l’élaboration de transactions transformatrices à travers le continent.

Distribué par APO Group pour PAC Capital Limited.

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Afreximbank to avail US$10 billion under its Gulf Crisis Response Programme (GCRP) to shield African and Caribbean Community (CARICOM) economies from the ongoing conflict

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To counter the severe economic shocks triggered by the escalating conflict in the Middle East, the Board of Directors of African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) (www.Afreximbank.com) has approved a US$10 billion Gulf Crisis Response Programme (GCRP) to insulate African and Caribbean economies, financial institutions and corporates from the impact of the ongoing Gulf crisis.

The conflict, which escalated on 28 February 2026, has sent shockwaves through the global economy, with African and Caribbean economies bearing the largest share of the brunt. Given the significance of the Gulf region as a primary global source of oil, Liquid Nitrogen Gas (LNG), fertilisers, as well as the critical role of the Strait of Hormuz, the outbreak has triggered wider repercussions at a global scale, including adversely affecting African and CARICOM economies. These impacts specifically affect nations that heavily rely on fuel, fertiliser, and food imports, alongside those exposed to Gulf shipping corridors, investment flows, tourism and remittance inflows.

GCRP is designed to, among others   sustain essential imports – including fuel, LNG, food, fertiliser, pharmaceuticals – by providing vital short-term Foreign Exchange (FX) and liquidity to support vulnerable member states. It further aims to empower African energy and minerals exporters to capitalise on elevated prices and rerouted trade flows, by scaling productive capacity in strategic commodities, through pre-export finance, working capital, and inventory financing. Additionally, it provides short term relief to African and Caribbean member states whose tourism and aviation industries have been adversely impacted by the crisis. The programme is also designed to build the medium to long-term resilience of African and Caribbean economies against future shocks by scaling productive capacities for producers and exporters of energy, minerals while accelerating the completion of critical energy, port, and logistics infrastructure projects in African and Caribbean member states, delayed by the conflict.

Commenting on the facility, launched on March 31, 2026, Dr. George Elombi, President and Chairman of the Board of Directors at Afreximbank said: “This crisis response programme is in tune with our DNA. We understand how our economies work and the pain points associated with these transitory crises. The programme will support African countries in adjusting smoothly to the crisis while strengthening their resilience to future shocks through interventions that transform the structure of their economies. I commend the Board of Directors of Afreximbank for their proactivity and fortitude in approving this intervention programme.”

The GCRP builds on a series of timely emergency interventions introduced by Afreximbank in recent years, which have helped to cushion most economies from the impact of recent shocks such as the commodity shock of 2015/16, the COVID-19 Pandemic of 2020/2021 and the Ukraine crisis of 2023/24. For instance, the Bank launched a US$4 billion Ukraine Crisis Adjustment Trade Financing Programme for Africa (UKAFPA) to help African countries confront the trade and economic impact of the Ukraine crisis. Under this programme, the Bank disbursed a total of US$39 billion which helped most countries in Africa to bridge gaps associated with liquidity or access to essential goods.

These historical interventions underscore Afreximbank’s ability to deploy robust and innovative risk-mitigation frameworks to help its member states navigate global volatility, with a successful track record.

Through GCRP, Afreximbank has already begun taking proactive steps through partnerships with banks and corporates to secure fuel, other energy supplies, fertilizers and essential food imports, which supplies have been interrupted by the elongation of the crisis. Beyond the financing, Afreximbank will spearhead a coordinated regional response in partnership with the UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), the African Union Commission (AUC), the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat, and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat to strengthen regional coordination on energy security, trade resilience, and supply chain diversification.

– on behalf of Afreximbank.

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About Afreximbank: 
African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) is a Pan-African multilateral financial institution mandated to finance and promote intra- and extra-African trade. For over 30 years, the Bank has been deploying innovative structures to deliver financing solutions that support the transformation of the structure of Africa’s trade, accelerating industrialisation and intra-regional trade, thereby boosting economic expansion in Africa. A stalwart supporter of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA), Afreximbank has launched a Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) that was adopted by the African Union (AU) as the payment and settlement platform to underpin the implementation of the AfCFTA. Working with the AfCFTA Secretariat and the AU, the Bank has set up a US$10 billion Adjustment Fund to support countries effectively participating in the AfCFTA. At the end of December 2024, Afreximbank’s total assets and contingencies stood at over US$40.1 billion, and its shareholder funds amounted to US$7.2 billion. Afreximbank has investment grade ratings assigned by China Chengxin International Credit Rating Co., Ltd (CCXI) (AAA), GCR (A), Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCR) (A-), and. Moody’s (Baa2). Afreximbank has evolved into a group entity comprising the Bank, its equity impact fund subsidiary called the Fund for Export Development Africa (FEDA), and its insurance management subsidiary, AfrexInsure (together, “the Group”). The Bank is headquartered in Cairo, Egypt.

For more information, visit: www.Afreximbank.com

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