By Enyichukwu Enemanna The Central Bank of Zambia has rolled out plans to sanction the use of foreign currency for transactions in the country's economy, a big move that aims to boost the kwacha. The southern...
In response to Iran’s continued nuclear escalations, the United States has imposed sanctions on three United Arab Emirates (UAE) shipping companies involved in the Iranian petroleum and petrochemical trade. The Department of State also identified 11...
By Ebi Kesiena President of the Nigerian Young Professionals’ Forum (NYPF), David Osadolor, has called on government at all levels to create a tailored and conscious financial support towards Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), stating...
By John Ikani Nigeria’s naira has depreciated for the ninth consecutive day against the dollar, positioning it as the worst-performing currency in the first half of the year. Contributing factors include a sharp devaluation, insufficient dollar...
Industry experts have urged state governments across the Niger Delta region to embrace the global growing trend of Digital Economy, and set aside funding to support the growth and sustainability of MSMEs. Speaking on Thursday at...
By John Ikani Nigeria's Presidential Initiative on Compressed Natural Gas (P-CNGI) announced a significant development for the transport sector: A 50% reduction in conversion costs for transporters. The move aims to accelerate the adoption of CNG-powered...
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