Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete has called on Africa to send a "clear message" to next month's crucial meeting of the G20, the world's major economic powers, to help mitigate the effects of the ...

Finance ministers from the world's most powerful countries say they are committed to helping developing economies in the face of the global financial crisis.

THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) will act to ensure developed countries keep financial pledges to Africa as the global downturn deepens, even though the continent is likely to avoid a deep ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that the global financial meltdown is threatening to wipe out the financial successes recorded by African countries in the past decade.

Nigeria and other developing countries face a financing shortfall of $270-700 billion to pay for their imports and service their debts this year, as the global economy falters and foreign investors ...

AFRICA might lack the clout to get the financial support it needed to withstand the global downturn, and the threat of political risk on the continent was rising, Finance Minister Trevor Manuel warned ...

Leaders of the 20-industrialised nations (the G-20) at the weekend called for immediate restoration of confidence of consumers and institutions as a way of resolving the lingering global financial ...

The IMF pledged to help Africa get through the global economic crisis by providing extra funding and technical assistance, and offered to be the voice of Africa at coming talks of major industrial and ...

The text of an address delivered to a conference in Dar es Salaam organized jointly by the Tanzanian government and the International Monetary Fund.

The text of an address delivered to a conference in Dar es Salaam organized jointly by the Tanzanian government and the International Monetary Fund.

The text of an address delivered to a conference in Dar es Salaam organized jointly by the Tanzanian government and the International Monetary Fund.