By Enyichukwu Enemanna African leaders on Monday appealed to rich nations to commit record contributions to a low-interest World Bank facility in favour of developing nations, a fund that will assist them to finance their infrastructural...
By Emmanuel Nduka The Nigerian Government has secured an investment of $600 million from Danish shipping and logistics company A.P. Moller-Maersk to expand existing port infrastructure to accommodate more container shipping services across Nigerian ports. This...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna Nigerian leader has again justified his administration’s decision to remove subsidy on petroleum pump price, an action he said was necessary to save the West African country from going bankrupt. Tinubu a former...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna Tunisia and Cameroon on Saturday signed multiple bilateral cooperation agreements, covering housing, education and culture, as well as an agreement on mutual visa exemption for holders of special and diplomatic passports. This is...
By John Ikani Leaders from Libya, Algeria, and Tunisia are planning a major summit in Tripoli within the next three months. The planned gathering aims to tackle pressing issues facing the North African region, most notably...
By Emmanuel Nduka Netherland's Prime Minister, Mark Rutte has disclosed that his country will invest $250 million in Nigeria in the next few months, including a $100 million investment in a waste-to-wealth industrial facility in Lagos...
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