Pan-African Intelligence Platform

The Intelligence Layer
for Africa's
Financial Markets

Daily verified analysis across all 54 African countries — built for banks, funds, and institutions that need more than headlines.

Daily briefings
54 markets covered
Verified sources

Intelligence built for the complexity of African markets

Kontinenta consolidates the work that currently takes your team days — monitoring central bank releases, tracking FX movements across fragmented sources, reading regulatory gazettes in six languages — into a single, structured, daily workspace.

Morning Intelligence Briefing

A structured daily digest of every significant African market development — filtered by region, sector, or country — with primary source attribution on every item. Delivered each morning before markets open.

Country Deep-Dives

Structured country profiles across all 54 markets: macro indicators, banking sector health, FX rate history, capital market activity, regulatory timelines, and a composite risk rating — updated on a defined editorial cycle.

AI-Assisted Research Search

Ask precise questions and receive sourced answers drawn exclusively from verified primary sources — central bank statements, government gazettes, regulatory bodies. Every response cites its source so you can check and cite it yourself.

Verified Source Registry

A curated directory of the primary sources Kontinenta monitors — central banks, ministries of finance, securities regulators, and statistical offices — across all 54 markets, with direct links and publication cadences.

54

African markets

6

Specialist sectors

Daily

Briefing cadence

Banking · Macroeconomics · FX & Rates · Capital Markets · Regulation · Project Finance

Three screens that cover the full analytical workflow

From the morning briefing that orients your day, to the country profile that anchors your research, to the search tool that answers specific questions in seconds.

Daily Briefing

Every African market development, structured and sourced, each morning

The briefing draws from central bank releases, government statements, securities filings, and statistical publications across all 54 markets. Each item is tagged by country, sector, and source type — so you read what matters to you and skip what does not.

  • Filter by region, country, or sector
  • Primary source cited on every item
  • Archived and searchable by date
Morning Briefing Wednesday, 16 Jul 2025
All West Africa Banking FX
Nigeria Macro

CBN keeps MPR at 26.75%; signals data-dependent approach to next rate decision in September

CBN · MPC Statement

Ethiopia Banking

NBE issues new directive on foreign bank branch licensing; applications open Q3 2025

NBE · Official Gazette

Morocco Capital Mkts

Casablanca Finance City reports 112 global firms registered in H1 2025, up from 89 in H1 2024

CFC · Official Report

Nigeria West Africa
Risk: B+

Macro Indicators

GDP Growth (2024) 3.4%
Inflation (CPI, Jun 2025) 33.8%
MPR 26.75%
Current Account (% GDP) -1.2%

FX Rate

USD/NGN  1,595.40 +0.4% 7d

Regulatory Snapshot

SEC Directive 2025-04 on digital asset classification in effect from 1 Aug 2025. Capital adequacy review for commercial banks scheduled Q4 2025.

Country Deep-Dives

Every country profile built for the analyst who needs depth, not a summary

Each of Kontinenta's 54 country profiles is structured the same way: macroeconomic indicators, banking sector health, FX data, capital market activity, a rolling regulatory timeline, and a composite risk rating derived from primary data sources.

  • Consistent schema across all 54 markets
  • Rolling regulatory and policy timeline
  • Risk rating with methodology disclosure

Research Search

Answers to specific questions, sourced from primary documents

Ask a specific question — "What is the current reserve requirement for commercial banks in Tanzania?" — and Kontinenta returns an answer drawn from verified primary sources, with citations you can follow and reference in your own work.

  • Answers cite specific primary documents
  • Searchable across the full source registry
  • Citable: formatted references included
What is the current monetary policy stance in Ghana?
Verified Answer

The Bank of Ghana Monetary Policy Committee held the policy rate at 29.00% at its May 2025 meeting, maintaining its tight stance adopted since 2022. The Committee cited persistent core inflation (22.1% in May 2025) and exchange rate pressures as reasons for holding. The next MPC meeting is scheduled for August 2025.

Sources

Bank of Ghana — MPC Press Release, May 2025
GSS — Consumer Price Index, May 2025

Africa's financial markets produce data every day. The problem is not volume — it is structure, verification, and reach.

54 central banks publish monetary policy decisions. Finance ministries release budget data in Arabic, French, English, and Portuguese. Securities regulators file notices on fragmented portals. Kontinenta reads all of it so your team does not have to — and delivers what matters, sourced and structured, before your morning begins.

Banking Macroeconomics FX & Rates Capital Markets Regulation Project Finance

How Kontinenta works

A defined editorial and data process that runs every day — so the intelligence you receive is consistent, structured, and citable.

Built for

  • Senior analysts at investment banks
  • Risk officers at DFIs and multilaterals
  • Fund managers with African exposure
  • Research leads at multinational companies
  • Economists at central banks and ministries
Source Monitoring

Primary sources across 54 markets, monitored continuously

Kontinenta monitors the official publications of central banks, finance ministries, securities regulators, and national statistics offices — in English, French, Arabic, and Portuguese — across every recognised African country. No secondary aggregation; the primary document is always the source.

Analysis and Structure

Every development interpreted in institutional context

Raw data and policy releases are structured into Kontinenta's consistent schema: what happened, what the primary source says, what the institutional context is, and what the implications are for banking, FX, capital markets, or regulatory posture. Analysis is layered onto the primary document, not substituted for it.

Daily Delivery

The Morning Briefing, published before markets open

Each morning, the day's intelligence is assembled into the Morning Briefing — filterable by region, country, and sector. Subscribers receive it at a consistent time each day, with every item tagged to its source. Briefings are archived and fully searchable.

Research on Demand

Country profiles and verified answers, available on demand

Beyond the briefing, subscribers access structured country deep-dives and the AI-assisted research tool — both drawing from the same verified source registry. When a question requires a specific answer from a central bank circular or a regulatory notice, Kontinenta finds it and cites it.

Institutional subscription

Kontinenta is designed for teams — analysts, risk officers, economists, and research leads — who require African market intelligence as a professional standard, not a convenience.

Professional

Individual analyst access

  • Full Morning Briefing access
  • 54-market country deep-dives
  • AI-assisted research search
  • Verified source registry
  • Briefing archive (12 months)
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Team plan

Institutional

Team and enterprise access

  • All Professional features
  • Multiple seat licences
  • Priority research requests
  • Custom sector briefings
  • Dedicated account support
  • API access for data integration
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Subscriptions billed in AED. Pricing provided upon enquiry for institutional plans.

Start with the intelligence layer Africa's markets demand

Daily briefings, 54-country profiles, and verified research search — structured for institutional professionals who cannot afford to work from incomplete information.

54 African markets · Banking · Macroeconomics · FX & Rates · Capital Markets · Regulation