Top Headlines
- Zambia: Effects of Coin Shortage On Economy (Times of Zambia)
- Tanzania: Shilling Stabilises Amid Hopes for Further Strength (Daily News)
- East Africa: EAC Single Currency Protocol Shapes Up (New Times)
- Gambia: Forex Bureaux Opened (Foroyaa)
- Gambia: Handle the Exchange Rate Problem With Care (The Point)
- Uganda: Uganda's Annual Inflation Up to 5.1 Percent (Independent)
- Gambia: President's Office Warns Foreign Exchange Dealers Fixes Dollar At Maximum 37 Dalasi (Foroyaa)
- Zambia: Kwacha Steady (Times of Zambia)
- Zambia: Kwacha Running Steady, Copper Under Pressure (Times of Zambia)
- Gambia: Govt. Fixes Dollar Exchange Rate At D37 (The Point)
- Gambia: Gov't Raises Concern Over High Foreign Exchange Rates (Daily Observer)
- Kenya: Three Arrested With Fake Cash (The Star)
- Rwanda: Forex Bureaus - Indicators of the State of Rwandan Economy? (New Times)
- Uganda: Counterfeit Bill Future Still Uncertain (Observer)
- Nigeria: CBN May Devalue Naira Over Persistent Oil Price Decline (Leadership)
- Zimbabwe: No to Zim Dollar - CCZ (The Herald)
- Zimbabwe: Tourists Buying Zim Dollar in Vic Falls (Zimbabwe Standard)
- East Africa: EAC Single Shilling Currency Draws Closer (EA Business)
- Uganda: Shilling Posts Marginal Gains, Expected to Remain Range Bound (Independent)
- Uganda: Shilling to Remain Weak (Observer)
- Tanzania: Shilling Remains Relatively Stable (Daily News)
- Kenya: The Bull Trend to Remain in the Next Couple of Days (The Star)
- Zimbabwe: 'Sound Policies Crucial for Zim Dollar Return' (Zimbabwe Standard)
- Zimbabwe: Dollarisation Wipes Out Domestic Savings (Zimbabwe Standard)
- Kenya: CBK Investigates Bangla-Pesa (The Star)
- Tanzania: Bank Chiefs Meet in Arusha Over African Monetary Union (Daily News)
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