How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
Kenneth Afor Gold investors found a safe haven for the precious metal on Wednesday as prices rose to a one-month...
Read moreDetailsBy Kenneth Afor Ethiopia and Kenya, Africa’s top producers of coffee are taking advantage of China’s growing demand in coffee...
Read moreDetailsBy Kenneth Afor Gold prices moved sideways on Friday, with markets awaiting further developments on how U.S.-China trade talks...
Read moreDetailsOil prices edged higher Wednesday, on a path for a fifth gain out of six sessions, as cautious optimism for...
Read moreDetailsKenneth Afor The president of the All Farmers Association of Nigeria, Kabir Ibrahim has disputed the claim of an outright...
Read moreDetailsKenneth Afor Mba Francis Ikechukwu, chairman of the Plantain City Multi-purpose Cooperative Society has called on the government to provide...
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Read moreDetailsGodwin Emefiele, the governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), says Nigeria imports cassava derivatives valued at about 600million dollars...
Read moreDetailsTola Akinmutimi Determined to mitigate the health risks associated with abusive use of drugs, the Federal Government on Wednesday reaffirmed...
Read moreDetailsBy Samson Echenim Developing agriculture without cold chain leads to 55% produce waste Promoters and investors in the cold...
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