Matching Articles (67) for “Africa”
Labour body urges publication of the full agreement and stronger safeguards as Nigeria seeks US investment in its estimated $700bn mineral resource base
Super Eagles set for October 6 clash in Nizhny Novgorod after mixed start to AFCON 2027 qualifying campaign
ADC presidential candidate questions Tinubu’s economic assessment as Nigeria marks 66th Independence anniversary
Short-term corporate debt issuance remained active in the third quarter as Nigerian companies turned to commercial paper to finance working capital and other business needs
Eligible participants will access free training across different skill levels, alongside employability support to help them prepare for employment opportunities. Applications are now open for the iDICE Skills-to-Jobs Program, a Federal Government of Nigeria in...
As Afrobeats continues to expand globally, more Nigerian music stars are establishing bases in cities such as New York and Los Angeles, raising fresh questions about international opportunities, creative networks and the future of Nigeria’s music ecosystem.
Riyadh and Washington Congratulate Nigeria on 66 Years of Independence, Highlighting Peace, Prosperity and Strong Bilateral Relations
ADC Governorship Candidate Challenges Wike-Linked Rainbow Coalition, Says Rivers Voters Should Decide Who Leads the State
Greece, Germany, Austria, Denmark and the Netherlands are developing a common framework for transferring some migrants with rejected asylum claims to return facilities outside the European Union, with an African location being considered for the first centre.
As Nigeria marks 66 years of independence, rising GDP, oil output, digital adoption and financial activity tell only part of the story; the bigger challenge is turning economic potential into productive industries, reliable infrastructure, quality jobs and broadly shared prosperity.
Agriculture Minister Kyari Says Farmers Need Verified, Market-Focused Information Tailored to Their Crops and Local Conditions
The proposed 700,000-barrel-per-day Lamu refinery is expected to generate 1,000MW of electricity, with about half of the capacity earmarked for sale to the Kenyan government under an agreement still being negotiated.
