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Africa’s women must “grow beyond the micro”
Women are tired of being put in the context of ‘micro this’ and ‘micro that. This stark reminder of the…
Will the African Growth and Opportunity Act be renewed?
For many textile workers it is already well past midnight on the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) renewal.…
The African leadership transitions tracker: A tool for assessing what leadership change means for development
On March 28, Nigerians voters will go to the polls to participate in their nation’s fifth election since the military…
Election Spending: Cash Shortage Hits Nigerian Banks
Nigerian banks are reportedly experiencing a cash shortage following massive spending by various political parties in the country on election…
With Jonathan Inflation Will Ruin Nigeria's Economy - Sen. Ashafa
As election approaches, Sen. Gbenga Ashafa has said inflation would wreck Nigeria if President Goodluck Jonathan is allowed to stay…
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Economic management in Nigeria post-May 2015
The outcome of Nigeria’s March 28 2015 polls has significant consequences for Africa’s largest economy. The pace and quality of…
Nigeria Is Taking A Loan From International Creditors Again, $2 Billion Worth Of It
0 inShare In order to fully implement the 2015 budget, the federal government has announced its intention to source…
Nigeria Is Taking A Loan From International Creditors Again, $2 Billion Worth Of It
0 inShare In order to fully implement the 2015 budget, the federal government has announced its intention to source…
Africa and global power: on the rise, but at the margins
As pressure mounts for Africa to take greater responsibility for development, peace and security on the continent, the question of…
EFCC reveals that over $100bn was stolen from Nigeria by its leaders up to 2005
ECONOMIC and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) officials have revealed that as much as N20trn ($100.47bn) was looted from Nigeria's…
