How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
BY MADUABUCHI EFEGADI Dozens of Nigerian women entrepreneurs are to benefit from a $54.8 million new round of funding by...
Read moreDetailsBY CHARLES ABUEDE Domestic investors continue to hold ground on the floor of the Nigerian Exchange despite rising inflation and...
Read moreDetailsBY CHARLES ABUEDE Nigeria’s race to achieve its fifth generation (5G) network broadband targets has been experiencing some setback in...
Read moreDetailsBY MADUABUCHI EFEGADI New data and analysis by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) show that global foreign...
Read moreDetailsGold, oil, natural gas demands skyrocket in Q1’22 New report shows that retail participation in commodity markets grows by 85%...
Read moreDetailsBY: CHISOM NWATU Nigeria’s federal government has said it is important for the continent to form an African Energy Bank...
Read moreDetailsBY CHARLES ABUEDE With the ongoing unrest in Eastern Europe plus the massive volatility witnessed within the first three...
Read moreDetailsBY ONOME AMUGE Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy by gross domestic product (GDP) and the continent’s largest market by population, is...
Read moreDetailsBY CHARLES ABUEDE The African Development Bank (AfDB), has said a total of $45 billion has been invested by the...
Read moreDetailsBY CHARLES ABUEDE Private billionaires or high-net-worth individuals with more than $1 million in private wealth in Africa are on...
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