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Cynthia Ezekwe A recent survey by the Allianz Risk Barometer, which assesses key business risks across diverse industries, has revealed...
Read moreDetailsTop fund managers boost Africa’s tech potential at Oxford’s business school
Business a.m. Reporter For five days starting from Monday 9 September, 44 leading fund managers from 33 African venture capital...
Read moreDetailsGABI pushes to strengthen Africa’s role in shaping global business solutions
Onome Amuge The Global Africa Business Initiative (GABI), a leading organisation championing the economic interests of the African continent, has...
Read moreDetailsLimits of the sacrosanct sovereign national asset (2)
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Read moreDetailsChina vows $51bn in investment to deepen economic partnership with Africa
Business a.m. China has unveiled a $51 billion package of fresh financing for African countries, supporting 30 infrastructure projects and...
Read moreDetailsUnited States, Nigeria co-host pan-African AI conference in Lagos
Business a.m. An artificial intelligence conference which will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday in Lagos is being jointly hosted...
Read moreDetailsWorld food prices show minor decrease in August as sugar, meat, and cereal prices fall
Business a.m. The FAO Food Price Index, a key indicator of global food market trends, indicated a decrease in global...
Read moreDetailsTinubu era sees Nigeria become third largest IDA debtor with $2.2bn loan
Business a.m. Nigeria has emerged as the third most indebted nation among the borrowers of the World Bank's International Development...
Read moreDetailsUSADF deepens Nigeria roots for youth employment, development
Joy Agwunobi Travis Adkins, president and chief executive officer of the United States African Development Foundation (USADF), recently unveiled new...
Read moreDetailsUS insurance spending to hit record high $15,000 per person in 2028 – Report
Cynthia Ezekwe The average insurance spending per capita in the US is expected to soar to $15,000 by 2028, seven...
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