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Plans by the UK government to unilaterally allow nonÂUK financial firms in the rest of the European Economic Area (EEA)...
Read moreDetailsBritain’s Prime Minister Teresa May has committed 56 million pounds towards investment in battery storage in South Africa during her...
Read moreDetailsNigeria's equities market closed positive on Tuesday, thanks to improved investor sentiments in banking bellwethers such as GUARANTY (+2.6%), ACCESS...
Read moreDetailsThe second largest brewery in Africa owned by International Breweries Plc began formal operations Tuesday when it was commissioned in...
Read moreDetailsThe economic and trade cooperation between China and Africa has improved infrastructure, created jobs, and enhanced people’s livelihood in Africa,...
Read moreDetailsBritain's finance ministry have denied a newspaper report on Tuesday that the government had asked Mark Carney, Bank of England Governor...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigeria Incentive-based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL) has continued to withhold an approved loan by the Central...
Read moreDetailsEconomic analysts have urged the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to balance its price and output stances to ensure maximum...
Read moreDetailsThe prices of smartphones are beginning to nosedive in the African, European and the Middle East mobile phone markets, according...
Read moreDetailsOil price rose on Friday as United States sanctions on Iran are expected to cut significant volumes of crude from...
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