Government debt in sub-Saharan Africa has stabilized at a high level, according to an International Monetary Fund report.
The situation remains a concern for many nations in the region.
The report pointed out that countries which treat the development of their domestic debt market as part of a broader economic strategy are best positioned to benefit.
These countries are also better able to manage the risks associated with such debt.
When countries plan their domestic borrowing carefully, it can be a valuable tool.
This planned borrowing can help countries withstand economic shocks and promote steady growth.
The IMF's analysis offers a perspective on managing national finances.
This guidance is intended to help countries achieve sustainable economic development.