How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
…UK provided £148m bridge financing; Sweden $4.2m grant; Ireland €150,000 …Debt clearance by DFIs a precondition to Sudan’s HIPC debt...
Read moreDetailsCharles Abuede The Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) has raised alarm over some fraudulent investment schemes that promise...
Read moreDetailsCharles Abuede Africa’s telecommunications giant, the MTN Group and a syndicate led by Vodafone Group Plc have tendered...
Read moreDetailsBen Eguzozie, in Port Harcourt War-harried Sudan has had its debt arrears of $413 million owed the African...
Read moreDetailsCharles Abuede Coca-Cola Company and Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA), the 8th largest Coca-Cola bottling partner in the world by...
Read moreDetailsArakunle Kayode As a result of the recent increase in global prices in oil and the depreciation of Naira...
Read moreDetailsReport suggests direct correlation between workers payment digitization and increase in economic recovery African leaders advocate complete digitization of workers'...
Read moreDetails…Continent’s 2014 coffee export worth $6bn rather yielded $100bn abroad in final products after processing …Wants adoption of AAF SAP...
Read moreDetailsImmense opportunities for Kenya as member of the trade organization Wale Ameen The East African country of...
Read moreDetailsZainab Iwayemi The monetary policy committee, Ghana has again maintained a 14.5 percent interest rate, marking the sixth consecutive...
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