PZ Cussons reported a significant increase in its annual net profit, which rose by 298% to N49.1 billion. This surge was primarily attributed to a profit of N38.7 billion from the disposal of fixed assets, a stark contrast to the N6.5 million recorded in the previous year, according to Premium Times Business.

The Central Bank of Tanzania has projected a GDP growth of 6.3% for 2026 and 6.6% for 2027, driven by public and private investments as well as exports. According to its latest Monetary Policy Statement for 2026/27, key sectors contributing to this growth include agriculture, mining, tourism, and construction. Inflation is expected to rise but will remain within the target range of 3-5%.

Fortress Real Estate Investments has reported continued growth in its FY2026 results, which the company attributes to strong underlying fundamentals. In a video published by Moneyweb, chief executive Steven Brown and chief financial officer Ian Vorster discuss the numbers behind the performance and explain the factors driving the real estate investment firm's results. The interview aims to provide investors with the story behind the figures, offering insight into how Fortress has sustained its growth over the financial year.

The Old Mutual Investment Group (OMIG) Uganda Unit Trust has announced a 36% year-on-year increase in its assets under management, reaching a total of Ug.shs3.36 trillion. This growth reflects the unit trust's expanding portfolio and investment strategies.

According to Nairametrics, an investor who invested N1 million in Aradel Holdings Plc shares on January 2, 2026, would have seen their investment grow to N2.11 million by June 30, 2026, due to the increase in the stock's price. The report discusses the best and worst performing stocks on the Nigerian Exchange for the first half of 2026.

Growthpoint Properties reported that the V&A Waterfront generated R965 million for the group. According to the company, its like-for-like net property income rose by 10.6%, a performance it attributed to increased tourism, higher footfall and improved retail trading at the Cape Town precinct. The figures reflect the continued recovery and strength of the waterfront as one of the group's key assets, with visitor activity and retail sales contributing to the improved income for the period.