South African Reserve Bank just flagged key policy risks in the global economy. Here's what it means for regional financial firms.

1️⃣ South African Reserve Bank — Policy Challenges of the New Global Disorder
Governor Lesetja Kganyago delivered a public speech on policy and stability risks facing central banks today.
Commercial banks, institutional investors, and corporate treasuries in Southern Africa face potential shifts in interest rates and forex trends.
Risk teams should review macro models and track upcoming central bank policy updates.

2️⃣ Banque Centrale des États de l'Afrique de l'Ouest — Liquidity Injection Tender Notices
BCEAO issued three official tender notices for routine liquidity injection operations across the West African monetary union.
Primary dealer banks and credit firms in the UMOA zone needing short-term refinancing are directly affected by this action.
Eligible financial firms must submit liquidity bids following official central bank auction rules.

3️⃣ Capital Markets Authority / Boursa Kuwait — Unusual Trading on SANAM Group
Regulators issued a formal disclosure on unusual trading activity and price moves in SANAM Group Holding shares.
Equity traders, brokers, and compliance officers monitoring Kuwaiti stock markets are impacted by this market release.
Market firms must maintain trade checks and fulfill key material information disclosure rules.

4️⃣ National Institute of Information and Communication Technologies — Draft Electronic Commerce Law
INTIC and the National Commerce Directorate started drafting Mozambique's new Electronic Commerce Law for digital markets.
E-commerce sites, fintech firms, and tech vendors operating in Mozambique must prepare for new regulatory standards.
Stakeholders should monitor upcoming law drafts covering digital contracts, AI tools, and online consumer rules.

5️⃣ Capital Markets Authority / Boursa Kuwait — Trading Suspensions for Listed Real Estate Firms
Boursa Kuwait suspended stock trading for Dalqan Real Estate Co. and Al Masaken International Real Estate Development Co.
Asset managers, equity investors, and compliance teams holding Kuwaiti real estate stock are directly impacted.
Suspended firms must fix regulatory filing gaps and meet financial reporting rules to resume trading.

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

— Elena Navarro · Managing Editor, RegNext
Daily Middle East & Africa Radar · Monday 28 Sep 2026
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