Africa’s post-Covid debt crisis is being aggravated by unreliable data and global ratings agencies

The problem with Zimbabwe using a $3.5 billion sovereign bond to compensate white farmers

Why African countries are reluctant to take up Covid-19 debt relief

Downgrading the economies of developing countries in a time of crisis is a very bad idea

African countries aren’t borrowing too much—they’re paying too much for debt

African countries have to work together to slow the rising power of credit rating agencies

Will the alternative credit rating agency planned by BRICS work?

Even ordinary South Africans are obsessed with the country’s credit rating turning to junk