How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
Climate policy ambitions across Africa are increasingly being matched by private-sector experimentation in carbon markets. The latest example comes from...
Read moreDetailsBen Eguzozie, Port Harcourt The recent considerable divestment by the international oil companies (IOCs) from Nigeria’s hydrocarbon ecosystem has forced...
Read moreDetailsBen Eguzozie, Port Harcourt Allied workers, at the Port Harcourt Refining Company (PHRC) made up of retailers, engineers, and contractors...
Read moreDetailsThe African Development Bank (AfDB) has allocated a $1.2 million grant to fund a feasibility study for Nigeria's Battery Energy...
Read moreDetailsOando Plc, one of Nigeria's leading indigenous energy conglomerates, is set to seek shareholder authorisation to raise up to N500...
Read moreDetailsAliko Dangote, Africa's wealthiest man and president of Dangote Industries Limited, has set his sights on the Nigerian liquefied natural...
Read moreDetailsBen Eguzozie, Port Harcourt Two key groups in the oil region and stakeholders’ in the nation’s petroleum downstream sector —...
Read moreDetailsGovernor signs state electricity law Ambition to move economy from $4.4bn to $30bn Saby Elemba in Owerri Nigeria’s subregional...
Read moreDetailsTo stimulate economy via investments in commerce, tourism N38bn for loans repayment 86bn to support SMEs development, social investment,...
Read moreDetailsTrain on rights to query public sector financial management While federal government quango, the NDDC is currently...
Read moreDetails