Ghana’s economic stabilisation: A new dawn?
Despite growing interest, Ghana's annual FDI has fluctuated due to macroeconomic uncertainty, culminating in a debt crisis in 2022...
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IF Insights: China-Nigeria partnership paves way for Africa’s economic growth
China is trying to build a comprehensive strategic partnership in Africa...
Powering progress: How Access Bank Cameroon is redefining finance & fuelling growth
From expanding SME access to credit to rolling out cutting-edge digital solutions, Access Bank Cameroon is setting a new standard for progressive banking in the region driving impact where it matters most...
Nigeria’s costly fight for stability
Foreign capital flows into Nigeria surged in the first half of 2024 to $5.98 billion, over double the $2.16 billion recorded for the same period in 2023...
Nigeria government vs Binance: All you need to know
Authorities detained two Binance executives in 2024 after accusing the company of facilitating naira trading, and they blamed Binance for Nigeria's currency problems...
African banks post strong profits amidst hurdles
JPMorgan Chase, the biggest bank in the world by market capitalisation, is expanding in Africa, with plans to open an office in Nairobi, Kenya...
Africa’s currency crisis: A global problem
The depreciation of currencies has forced foreign companies to rethink their African investments...
250% hike in electricity tariff killing manufacturing in Nigeria, says industry body
The new electricity tariff's unviability poses a serious threat to the industry, with over 2,500 members fearing for the future of their companies...
More than 40% of Nigerians now benefit from 20 hours of daily electricity supply
Most developed nations achieved reliable, functional, and affordable electricity as a fundamental step...
Petrol price 40% cheaper in Nigeria than Saudi Arabia doesn’t make sense: Aliko Dangote
Noting that all other nations have done away with fuel subsidies, Aliko Dangote clarified that the Nigerian government could no longer afford the burden of subsidies...