Twenty years after launching its economic cooperation framework with Africa, South Korea is looking to deepen its footprint on the continent. This time, the conversation is increasingly about investment, technology and business.
Piracy off the Somali coast has increased in recent years after dropping when international naval operations began in 2011.
In today's edition: Class of 2016: BuuPass || Copia’s assets fall short of its debts || MTN bets on Africa’s micro-drama market || Vodacom finds room for more network capacity
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What if Nigeria treated trees as public-health infrastructure? From reducing heat and air pollution to supporting mental wellbeing, forests deliver read more Trees, health and the economics of wellbeing
[Vanguard] Tanzania has removed Nigerian nationals from its referred visa category, ending the requirement for special clearance before they can obtain visas to enter the country.
[Premium Times] PREMIUM TIMES reports that the Nigerian leader left the country on 30 August, intially for a three weeks vacation, which was later extended.
We have spent the last several instalments examining the failure factors that sit at the front end of a product’s read more Why products fail (Part XII)
The Office of the Tax Ombud, in collaboration with key stakeholders from the public and private sectors across the North-West read more Stakeholders unite to promote taxpayer rights in Nigeria’s north-west
The Book Buzz Foundation is bringing a new literary festival to the capital this October. The Abuja Festival of Literature & Ideas (AFLI) runs October 9–10, 2026, at The Nordic, Plot 795, off Shehu Yar’adua Way, Cadastral Zone B04, Jabi, Abuja, co-funded by the European Union and backed by a roster