How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
BUSINESS A.M EDITORIAL Last week, the ninth summit and 2024 edition of Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) was held in...
Read moreDetailsBusiness a.m. China has unveiled a $51 billion package of fresh financing for African countries, supporting 30 infrastructure projects and...
Read moreDetailsBusiness a.m. An artificial intelligence conference which will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday in Lagos is being jointly hosted...
Read moreDetailsBusiness a.m. The FAO Food Price Index, a key indicator of global food market trends, indicated a decrease in global...
Read moreDetailsBusiness a.m. Nigeria has emerged as the third most indebted nation among the borrowers of the World Bank's International Development...
Read moreDetailsJoy Agwunobi Travis Adkins, president and chief executive officer of the United States African Development Foundation (USADF), recently unveiled new...
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Read moreDetailsBusiness a.m. Africa Risk Compliance Limited, a firm specialising in risk compliance solutions, has reported that Nigeria and other countries...
Read moreDetailsDinh Pham Tran & Associate Professor Le Phuoc Minh (Vietnam Economic Times) Pham Ngoc Mau, Deputy Director of the International...
Read moreDetailsAnibor Kragha, executive secretary, African Refiners and Distributors Association (ARDA) Refineries upgrade is key, with $15.7bn as of...
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