Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Nigeria leads park of AfDB shareholders, Germany, U.S. follow
Kenneth Afor Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation is currently leading as a top shareholder in African Development Bank (AfDB). This...
Read moreDetailsUS, ESPartner, Ecobank budget $45m loan for 300 African SMEs
By Omobayo Azeez Target 300 entrepreneurs from Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Uganda Agri-Business, Manufacturing, Energy and Renewables,...
Read moreDetailsBlackstone takes acquisitive appetite to Japanese drugmaker, Takeda
Phillip Isakpa Blackstone to take over Takeda’s consumer healthcare business Takeda values consumer unit at £1.75bn Deal to boost Takeda...
Read moreDetailsPotential £15bn takeover bid sees BT’s share price soaring
Phillip Isakpa Rivals eye BT Group for £15bn ($19.6bn) takeover Firm asks Goldman Sachs for new defence strategy against potential...
Read moreDetailsGlobal company bankruptcies rise despite $11trn liquidity injection by governments
Charles Abuede, with FT report Global company bankruptcies are rising despite the injection of $11 trillion liquidity and other government...
Read moreDetailsAfDB debars four Nigerian companies over fraud, collusive practices
Ben Eguzozie, with agency report face debarment by other multilateral DFIs Four Nigerian registered companies, Sangtech International Services Limited, Sangar & Associates...
Read moreDetailsECOWAS steps in to mediate Nigeria-Ghana trade dispute
Saviour Adugba ECOWAS is set to resolve the trade dispute between West African neighbours, Nigeria and Ghana, at the ongoing...
Read moreDetailsInsight: Fed minutes put the brakes on stock rally
By Hussein Sayed, chief market strategist, FXTM After a brief celebration of a new intraday record high on the...
Read moreDetailsAfrica’s outlook is positive, AfDB tells Indian investors, officials
BY: Ben Eguzozie, with agency report Sets aside $100m for projects in LICs African Development Bank (AfDB), Africa’s key development financial...
Read moreDetailsCOVID-19 pressures cost Volkswagen, Ford, Toyota, GM, Daimler $63bn market cap in 8 months
Charles Abuede The world’s top five automobile manufacturing companies, Volkswagen Group, Ford Motors, Toyota Motor Corporation, Daimler AG and General...
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