How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
BY Onome Amuge. Capital inflow in the form of foreign investments into Nigeria declined 17.46 percent to $1.57 billion in...
Read moreDetailsBY Phillip Isakpa. Business leaders in Africa are betting on telecommunications, healthcare and tourism as sectors that will lead and...
Read moreDetailsBY Phillip Isakpa. Nigeria ought to be passing through its own summer of discontent this July, this mid-point of the...
Read moreDetailsBY OUR REPORTER. The prices of insurance weather risks have been rising across Africa for the past three years, executives...
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Read moreDetailsBy Onome Amuge Global population, currently estimated at 7.6 billion, is expected to reach 8.6 billion by 2030 and surpass...
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Read moreDetailsBY Onome Amuge World food commodity prices plunged in June to record a third monthly drop in a row, led...
Read moreDetailsBY Grace Airhule Airtel Africa Plc has redeemed $450m worth of senior notes prior to their maturity date of 2024,...
Read moreDetailsBY CHUKS OLUIGBO The World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA) is looking to disburse 70 percent (or $65 billion) of...
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