By John Ikani A new report by Henley & Partners, a wealth migration consultancy, predicts a significant exodus of Nigerian millionaires in 2024. Their report, titled "Why Millionaire Migration Matters?", estimates that roughly 300 Nigerians with...
Economic experts have charged African countries on the need to deliver action plans and national strategies to accelerate the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and build stronger economic integration among member nations....
By John Ikani Nigeria continues to be a remittance leader in Sub-Saharan Africa, receiving the highest total inflow in the region for 2023 according to a World Bank report. The report highlights that Nigerians abroad sent...
By John Ikani SAIPEM Daewoo Unincorporated Joint Venture (SDUJV), in partnership with the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), on Wednesday commissioned and handed over a fully equipped Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Centre to...
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...
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