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About Money Matters

Authoritative coverage of African finance, policy, and the founders shaping the continent's economic future.

Our Mission

Money Matters Magazine Africa exists to make sense of money — how it's earned, saved, invested, and governed across the continent. We believe that financial literacy is the foundation of economic progress, and that clear, honest journalism can help individuals, businesses, and governments make better decisions.

What We Cover

We publish in-depth reporting on four core pillars:

  • Markets: Investing, capital flows, and the forces moving African economies.
  • Policy: Regulation, central banking, and the decisions that shape the financial landscape.
  • Founders: The entrepreneurs building the next generation of African businesses.
  • Business: The companies, deals, and trends driving growth.

Editorial Standards

Every story we publish is fact-checked, sourced, and reviewed by an editor. When we make mistakes, we correct them promptly and transparently. We do not accept payment for coverage. Sponsored content, when it appears, is clearly labeled.