Ghana
+2

Feb 9, 2026
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20 min read
Nigeria's Defence Minister narrowly avoided assassination. Nigeria's Revenue Service can't track billions in spending. Ghana promises free healthcare. Kenya's cattle are dying. Institutions admitting they can't govern.

Ghana
+4

Feb 2, 2026
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22 min read
Nigeria Denied a Coup for 90 Days. Ghana's Cedi Lost 28%. Africa's Roads Killed 300,000.

Ghana
+3

Jan 19, 2026
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22 min read
Senegal celebrated in Rabat, while Ghana violated court orders, floods killed 200+, and 55 million face starvation.

Ghana
+3

Dec 12, 2025
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5 min read
Good morning! ☕ While diplomats are ghosting summits and politicians are issuing threats, the markets are doing something unexpected: they’re making money. Kenya just slashed rates to 9% (the pivot is real), Mauritius officially stole Nigeria’s PE crown, and Sun King proved that "real world" tech can still raise nine figures.Interest rates are dropping, capital is moving offshore, and solar panels are selling out. Let's get into it.

Ghana
+4

Dec 1, 2025
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16 min read
Good morning! ☕Ghana just cut interest rates for the third time—money is getting cheaper in Accra. South Africa might finally let Starlink in (bypassing the 30% ownership rule). Trump threatened to kick South Africa out of the G20—and the Rand wobbled. BusinessDay published a rare, honest autopsy of why Nigerian tech startups fail. And Kenya's taxman just closed the profit-shifting loopholes.Money getting cheaper, internet getting faster, currencies getting volatile, failures getting documented, and tax authorities getting smarter. Let's get into it.—The Daily Masala Team

Ghana
+5

Nov 10, 2025
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13 min read
Welcome to a new week! As we hurtle towards the end of the year, it might be time to begin planning for the new year. Here at TDM, we are planning even more amazing ways to deliver your daily briefing. Stay tuned as we work on it. Grab your morning cup of masala chai or coffee or tea and lets get right into your daily briefing.

Ghana
+3

Nov 7, 2025
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8 min read
It's Friday—and what a week.Nigeria shrugged off Trump's military threat with a $2.25B Eurobond that was oversubscribed 477%. The government became a VC investor for the first time. Ghana's inflation dropped to single digits. And Lagos Fashion Week reminded us that Africa's creative economy is booming.Sometimes, markets speak louder than threats. Let's dig in.

Ghana
+4

Oct 20, 2025
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7 min read
Last week was all about governments falling and political giants passing. This week? We're talking opportunity.OpenAI just picked Lagos for Africa's first AI Academy. South Africa hit 150 days without blackouts. Kenya legalised crypto. These aren't just headlines—they're market signals.Grab your masala chai (or coffee, we don't judge) and let's dig in.
