How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
Mid-last week (May 30), the governors of Nigeria’s south-south zone came out from a joint meeting in Port Harcourt, Rivers...
Read moreDetailsThe Federal Government has reiterated its commitment to address Nigeria’s incessant reliance on fish importation as Heineken Lokpobiri, the minister...
Read moreDetailsIbe Kachikwu, Nigeria's minister for state of petroleum resources, recently reiterated this administration’s commitment to ensuring that the nation’s refineries...
Read moreDetailsThe Petroleum Host and Impacted Communities Bill currently undergoing legislative enactment proceedings at the National Assembly has become vexatious and...
Read moreDetailsKenya exported its first shipment of crude oil on Sunday, joining Uganda as the only two East African nations to...
Read moreDetailsThere has been a general consensus among some eastern and southern African countries that there should be more usage of...
Read moreDetailsThe introduction of a new minimum wage in South Africa has elicited mixed reactions from several unionists in the country. South...
Read moreDetailsThe Manufacturing PMI in the month of May grew at a slower rate compared to the index in the previous...
Read moreDetailsAfrican migration could boost growth and positively transform the structure of the continent’s economy, according to UNCTAD’s 2018 Economic Development...
Read moreDetailsYemi Osinbajo, Nigeria's vice president, said Thursday that the federal government's tax revenue increased to 51 percent year-on-year in 2017...
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