By John Ikani American energy giant Chevron Corporation has secured exploration rights for two new blocks off the Angolan coast, marking a significant expansion of its presence in the African nation. The company signed Risk Service...
Over 1000 young professionals across the Niger Delta region would, on June 27, converge in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital for the 4th Niger Delta MSME Summit/Bootcamp. The event, which is an initiative of the...
By John Ikani The world's stockpile of foreign exchange reserves reached a new high of $12.3 trillion at the close of 2023, marking a 3.5% increase compared to the $11.92 trillion recorded a year prior. This...
By Emmanuel Nduka Nigeria's richest man, Aliko Dangote, has gotten the backing of modular refinery owners to make public his claims of existing oil mafia in Nigeria's Oil and Gas industry. The refinery operators said Dangote...
By Emmanuel Nduka Worker's Union in Germany are warming up for the country's largest industrial battle. This is coming over a 7% pay rise demand in the country’s manufacturing heartlands for millions of electrical and metal...
By Ebi Kesiena Egypt is considering regular reviews to increase the "zero-tax bracket" in response to inflation rates as part of a new income tax bill, Finance Minister Mohamed Maait announced on Monday. In line with...
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