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It is said that the ears are jaded off the past glory Nigeria recounts, what has her past achievements and accomplishments done for our today? Many would ask. But then, we won’t shy and be withdrawn from the fact that …
Continue readingSomaliland President Ahmed Mohamed Silanyo recently claimed that more than one million citizens, out of the country’s population of 3.4 million, had signed a petition calling for the international community to recognise Somaliland.
– by Carlos Lopes, Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA)
As the world gets used to new forms of interconnectedness, Africa is not left aside. Today, more than 700 million Africans are subscribed to mobile services …
Continue readingEast African nations are playing an increasing role in driving growth in the world’s poorest continent as they ride a wave of cheap oil, slowing inflation and lower interest rates. Left behind: Former powerhouses Nigeria and South Africa.
The economies …
Continue readingEast African countries want private investors to take up projects worth about $10 billion to fast-track economic development and lift millions out of poverty.
Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda unveiled projects worth $9.9 billion at a recent Global African Investment Summit …
Continue readingI felt led to drop this note against the fact that some Nigerians, especially on social media, just do not get it.
My criticisms of President Buhari and his administration are often met with statements like, “come and collect your …
Continue readingKenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta said that a summit of African government and business leaders with their Japanese counterparts had “the potential to transform the African continent.” Kenyatta made the remarks at the Tokyo International Conference for African Development (TICAD…
Continue readingThe second China-Africa Investment forum opened on Wednesday in Guangzhou China The two-day event aims to promote experience-sharing between China and Africa, as well as accelerating Chinese investments in the continent.
Around 300 government officials, entrepreneurs and other delegates will
Close to 1500 delegates including Africa heads of State and government have come together in Kenya to discuss how Africa can better benefit from the continent’s agricultural transformation.
The green revolution forum(September 5 to 9) is holding under the theme,
The Founder and CEO of Nigeria’s first indigenous cable TV franchise HiTV, Toyin Subair, shares details of the company’s struggles and eventual collapse, and lessons learnt from the experience. This piece was originally published on his LinkedIn page.
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