President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria appointed a lawyer to lead the country’s anti-graft organization after the former leader was dismissed over corruption charges, his spokeswoman
Category: Africa
South Africa to commence virtual wheeling of renewable energy in 2024 to salvage the economy.
A senior government official said on Friday that South Africa’s first virtual electricity transfer model will likely go online by the end of the year,
South American farmers hijack cocoa production from Africa with high-tech and better yields as prices rally.
In Bahia, Brazil, one of the nation’s new frontier agricultural regions suitable for extensive, high-tech farming, Schmidt Agricola is a significant agricultural corporation growing soybeans,
Africa has the funding and technology to achieve food security in five years. – African Development Bank head.
The $25 billion goal of the African Development Bank (AfDB) is “well on track,” according to AfDB President Akinwumi Adesina, whose organization supports programs in
Nigeria’s new central bank governor Olayemi Cardoso and four new deputy governors resume office.
In anticipation of being formally confirmed by the Senate, Olayemi Cardoso, who was recently nominated by Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to serve as the
U.S., Norway launches $200m Africa agricultural fund across the value chain.
A representative for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) announced that the United States and Norway will each donate a total of $70 million
UN says Africans should claim financial reparations for the enslavement of over 30m people for 400 years.
Although legal claims are complicated by the passage of time and the difficulties in identifying perpetrators and victims,the United Nations said on Tuesday that governments
Nigeria’s inflation rose to 25.8% in August, the highest since 2005 driven by subsidy removal and Naira devaluation
According to official statistics released on Friday, Nigeria’s annual inflation rate increased to an 18-year high of 25.8% in August as the continent’s largest economy
Nigeria’s forex crisis pushes PZ Cussons to go private.
PZ Cussons, a soap manufacturer, announced on Tuesday that it has offered to buy out PZ Cussons Nigeria’s minority owners and plans to delist the
Nigeria’s four state oil refineries are to resume operations in 2024 after a series of fruitless plans.
Nigeria’s new oil minister stated on Friday that the country expects its four oil refineries to be ready by the end of 2024, with the
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