How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
Is there something unusual about the pace and nature of technological change today? Should we be more worried about the...
Read moreDetailsBy Temitayo Ayetoto A robust 2017 farming output, including positive outcomes from some unexpected farm produce, may have just opened...
Read moreDetailsOil prices were up Friday morning in Asia, boosted by an unexpected decline in U.S. crude inventories. Crude Oil WTI futures for...
Read moreDetailsThe equity market on Thursday gained 0.24 percent, sustaining an uptrend for the third day in a row. The All...
Read moreDetailsOil prices rebounded Thursday as domestic inventories unexpectedly fell after rising for three consecutive week, while crude production was essentially...
Read moreDetailsBy Ademola Badmus South Korea’s largest shipbuilder, Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. has bagged a $58 million deal to build liquefied...
Read moreDetailsAs the world moves towards lower carbon emissions, the business of oil refining appears to be at risk in the...
Read moreDetailsCrude oil prices moved lower on Thursday, despite upbeat U.S. inventories data released in the previous session, as the minutes...
Read moreDetailsData from the Nigeria Bureau of Statistics released Wednesday, February 21, 2017, indicates that the country’s total active voice subscriptions...
Read moreDetailsAliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man and president/chief executive officer, Dangote Industries Limited, has said the push towards backward integration by...
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