The Experiential Marketers Association of Nigeria (EXMAN) has taken significant steps towards strengthening professionalism, collaboration and industry standards following its read more EXMAN moves to strengthen industry standards with new governance framework
Last week, in the first part of Leadership Lessons from Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Sector, I reflected on five foundations read more Leadership lessons from Nigeria’s oil and gas sector (Part 2)
Nigeria closed out an eight-month push to overhaul how it sells drilling rights, and the results suggest the strategy is read more Nigeria’s open oil round lures investors to untapped basins
Nigerian telecom operator ntel is positioning itself for a new round of investment after years of restructuring, as the Asset read more ntel seeks fresh capital to fuel digital infrastructure expansion after AMCON recovery
MTN Group chief executive Ralph Mupita has warned that rising anti-migrant sentiment and xenophobia could undermine Africa’s ambition to build read more MTN earns 82% outside South Africa as CEO warns xenophobia could undermine Africa’s $3.4trn single market vision
Last month in Kano, at the state’s Rural and Sustainable Community Development Summit, someone told a story I have not read more What a village in Kano taught me about how Nigeria actually develops
Every rainy season now functions as a national stress test for infrastructure in Nigeria. The country has repeatedly battled flooding read more The rains have once again exposed the fragility of Nigeria’s infrastructure
Somewhere in Nigeria today, a project that will never work is being commissioned. The contract award is televised. The ribbon is read more Nigeria’s poor maintenance culture is the product of its development model
The US's flagship tariff-free trade programme allows African countries to use Chinese and Indian textiles in their exports to the US.
Rwanda has officially adopted eKash as its national instant payment system, creating a single interoperable payments infrastructure that links banks and mobile money providers. The move sharply reduces transaction costs, strengthens financial inclusion, and reinforces the country's position as one o