By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Mosaiqueguinee
Guinea's 2026 budget has been raised to 67,925.87 billion GNF, from 64,181.37 billion in the initial finance law, an increase of 3,744.5 billion GNF. The parliamentary report also notes that 29 of 39 ministries and institutions execute less than 30% of their investments, according to Mosaiqueguinee.
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Guinea raises GNF 4,579 billion, or 183% of the target for the Guinean loan.
8 NovGuinea mobilises 5,489.7 billion GNF to stabilise fuel prices
7 NovGuinean public spending reaches 67,925.87 billion GNF
6 NovAfriland First Bank raises capital to CFA 110 billionThe Guinean state is allocating 5,489.7 billion Guinean francs to the oil price stabilisation mechanism to keep fuel at 12,000 GNF per litre. Economy, Finance and Budget Minister Mariama Ciré Sylla presented the allocation during the review of the 2026 revised budget, according to Mosaiqueguinee.
🇬🇳 Guinea · Source: Mosaiqueguinee ·
Tunisia's 2027 draft budget allocates 7.89 billion dinars to the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy, against 5.33 billion in 2026, a rise of 48.2%. The "Energy" programme reaches 7,200.1 million dinars, according to data presented on 3 November by Salah Zouari, in charge of managing the ministry.
🇹🇳 Tunisia · Source: Kapitalis ·
Public spending planned in Guinea for 2026 has been revised to 67,925.87 billion Guinean francs, 5.83% more than in the initial budget. Current spending is up 18.06% to 41,954.40 billion GNF, while the National Assembly has adopted the spending section of the revised budget, according to Africaguinée.
🇬🇳 Guinea · Source: Africaguinée ·
Guinea’s special prosecutor’s office has ordered an investigation into the alleged embezzlement of 539 billion Guinean francs in the management of gaming and lottery royalties. The investigation also covers suspected corruption and forgery, following an examination of financial flows in 2025, according to the Court for the Repression of Economic and Financial Offences.
🇬🇳 Guinea · Source: Mosaiqueguinee ·
Tidjane Thiam says he advised Guinea on its sovereign wealth fundTidjane Thiam says he advised Guinea on its sovereign wealth fund project and the Ghanaian president on investments in chocolate. He gave these details in an interview published on Saturday 7 November, according to Linfodrome.
Rising rents threaten small businesses in NigeriaRising commercial rents are pushing some Nigerian small entrepreneurs to reduce their activity, relocate or consider selling their products on social media. Traders warn of growing difficulties in maintaining their shops as costs increase, according to P.M. News.The week in Africa
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