Senegal beat South Africa and Nigeria to market with sub-Saharan Africa’s biggest sovereign sukuk, clearing the path for the continent’s biggest economies to follow with debut Islamic bonds.
Senegal opened a sale this week for 100 billion CFA francs ($208 million) of the debt that will close Jul
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