In April, consumer sentiment continues its upward swing.

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In April, Africa's consumer confidence experienced a notable uplift, with a consecutive monthly improvement of six points, elevating the index from 10 to 16 points. This positive shift was primarily driven by a significant seven-point increase in the index of future expectations.

Continuing the trend from March, the household …

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