Middle East & Africa Daily Briefing — 10 Aug 2026

The Ethiopian Electric Utility just eliminated all interest on credit connection fees. Here's what it means for consumer access in Ethiopia.

1️⃣ BCEAO — Avis d'appel d'offres hebdomadaire d'injection de liquidité
The regional central bank officially launched its key weekly liquidity injection tender number 32/H/2026 on August 10, 2026.
This major monetary policy action directly impacts commercial banking institutions operating within the regional West African Monetary Union.
All eligible local financial firms must submit their formal bids to participate in this upcoming liquidity distribution program.

2️⃣ BCEAO — Avis d'appel d'offres relatif à l'émission simultanée de Bons et Obligations du Trésor du Sénégal
The regional regulatory authority announced a joint competitive tender for the upcoming issuance of Senegal Treasury Bills and Treasury Bonds.
This sovereign debt issuance directly affects active bond investors, primary dealers, and local treasury managers seeking secure government securities.
All interested regional market participants must prepare and submit their official bids ahead of the Friday deadline.

3️⃣ EEU — Removal of Interest on Credit Connection Fees
The state utility firm fully removed interest charges on credit fees for new power connections to support local clients.
This consumer relief directly benefits local residents and low-income households seeking affordable electricity access.
Eligible applicants can now apply for new power connections under the interest-free terms immediately.

4️⃣ Central Bank of Eswatini — Annual Economic Review Report 2025/26
The bank released its own comprehensive annual economic report tracking the country's performance over the past year.
This report impacts financial analysts, policymakers, and international investors evaluating Eswatini's market stability.
Market participants should analyze the data to adjust their economic projections and investment portfolios.

5️⃣ HKMA & DFSA — Third Climate Finance Conference
The joint regulators announced that they will co-host their third Climate Finance Conference to drive global transition efforts.
This cross-regional cooperation impacts sustainable finance specialists, climate policy advocates, and green investment funds in both regions.
Interested stakeholders should register for the upcoming event to engage in discussions on transition finance.

Full analysis in the attached RegNext Daily Middle East & Africa Radar carousel.

— Elena Navarro · Managing Editor, RegNext
Daily Middle East & Africa Radar · Monday 10 Aug 2026
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