Events that can confirm or break a verdict.

Megala defines observable trigger events alongside its assessments. This public preview shows how each event, status and source report are connected.

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Interface preview — illustrative entries. These sample statuses demonstrate the feed format and are not verified current events or live monitoring.

Watching

The defined condition has not been met.

Approaching

Available evidence suggests the threshold may be nearing.

Fired

The stated condition was met; this alone does not change a verdict.

7 illustrative entries shown.

  1. EthiopiaApproaching

    Official–parallel FX spread sustains below 15% for two consecutive months

    The single clearest signal that currency reform is becoming credible — and that entry timing is shifting from early to real.

    Defined in: Ethiopia After the 2026 Election
  2. EthiopiaWatching

    Renewed federal–regional armed confrontation in a major economic corridor

    The escalation branch of the outlook. Suspends the entry case regardless of reform progress.

    Defined in: Ethiopia After the 2026 Election
  3. NigeriaWatching

    Headline inflation sustains below 20% for one quarter

    Marks the point where the reform program stops consuming its own political capital — the entry signal turning durable.

    Defined in: Frontier Africa's FX Reforms
  4. NigeriaApproaching

    FX window liquidity returns to pre-crisis daily depth

    Repatriation risk is the operational constraint on every Nigeria thesis; depth, not the headline rate, resolves it.

    Defined in: Frontier Africa's FX Reforms
  5. EgyptWatching

    FX flexibility reversed under political pressure — a third devaluation without structural follow-through

    The trap pattern: reform as financing bridge rather than regime change. Downgrades the entry case to Wait.

    Defined in: Frontier Africa's FX Reforms
  6. ContinentalWatching

    A flagship-series case where the information gap was closed and the investment still failed

    The falsification test built into the flagship program. One confirmed case forces the framework to be revised in public.

    Defined in: Why Foreign Investors Fail in Africa
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