Nigeria, Sept. 27 -- Africa's mounting debt crisis reveals a troubling paradox: A continent rich in natural wealth yet burdened by rising liabilities, infrastructure gaps, persistent poverty, and weak institutions. From Ghana's prolonged debt distress to Nigeria's liabilities that's consuming 75 per cent of its revenue, alongside $24.14 billion in external borrowing, the pattern is clear: borrowing without transformation. In contrast, Rwanda has deployed debt more strategically, echoing Asian success stories like South Korea, Singapore, and China, where disciplined investment turned liabilities into engines of growth. Although Rwanda's debt-to-GDP ratio surged from 20 per cent in 2010 to over 80 per cent in 2025, triggering a Fitch downgr...