How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
The Federal Government of Nigeria has expended over N5 billion on infrastructural supports to ease the practice of agriculture in Jigawa...
Read moreDetailsWhile big consumers of sugar are having a swell time with the global price meltdown of the commodity, the largest...
Read moreDetailsThe Ondo state government will achieve an annual rice output of 15,000 metric tonnes from a partnership with the Dangote...
Read moreDetailsNigeria and 14 other African countries have recalled certain processed meat products as a result of the listeriosis outbreak in...
Read moreDetailsThe next two years may open a delightful windfall for giant sugar manufactures in the country as international market price...
Read moreDetailsTrade Statistics for International Business Development said the legal import for palm oil in Nigeria falls within the range of $224...
Read moreDetailsWhen Dangote's $20 million investment in tomato processing factory hit the ground running in Kadawa, Kura Local Government Area of...
Read moreDetailsThe African Natural Resources Centre of the African Development Bank has harped on the importance of good forestry governance to...
Read moreDetailsVietnam harvesting is at its peak and has seen prices dropping to 50,000 Vietnamese Dong (VND) per kilogramme from 2,05,000...
Read moreDetailsIndia has scrapped the 20 percent sugar export tax, a government source said on Tuesday, to help boost overseas sales...
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