Equatorial Guinea’s fiscal woes are likely to mount

As oil revenues decline, President Teodoro Obiang’s government faces acute domestic and international challenges

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Kazakh policymakers seek growth in non-oil sectors

The economy has survived low oil prices but the government still sees a need to move away from reliance on resources

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Zinc was the best performing base metal on the London Metal Exchange last year and the market remains tight

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Fallout from the Brazilian Car Wash corruption probe will hit the Peruvian establishment as bribery investigations begin

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Oil prices have stayed low after dropping in 2014 and firms in the industry are only beginning to adjust.

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Despite success in entering the Chinese gas market, the country is as reliant as ever on a single buyer

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While anti-corruption drives are popular with voters, indirectly they may hit government approval ratings

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A spate of road building aims to bring economic and security benefits while furthering integration

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The effects of the Petrobras corruption scandal have engulfed the government and much of the political class

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Chinese and Indonesian output cuts have driven up coal prices, and renewed impetus has come from Trump's election

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