Digital shift gives Nigerian passengers more transport choice
Ten years ago, choosing how to travel in Nigeria often meant taking a bus at the nearest park, hailing an read more Digital shift gives Nigerian passengers more transport choice
Ten years ago, choosing how to travel in Nigeria often meant taking a bus at the nearest park, hailing an read more Digital shift gives Nigerian passengers more transport choice
Despite an 'insatiable appetite for African music', insufficient IP protection means artists are missing out on revenues, the US says.
Africa is emerging as an exciting destination to develop carbon market projects with improved policy certainty and more and more projects becoming investment-ready. As global carbon markets transition from rule-setting to real transactions, with Article 6 mechanisms moving into implementation and co
A $50m Afreximbank-backed project is helping to transform Aba's industrial fortunes, replacing costly generators with more reliable electricity and giving the city's manufacturers, artisans and entrepreneurs the power to expand, invest and create jobs.
Something profound is happening to the modern organization. It is easy to mistake it for another technology cycle, another bout read more The organization rewritten: The forces reshaping the modern enterprise
No nation can successfully confront insecurity when those entrusted with defending it are poorly motivated, inadequately rewarded and increasingly viewed read more Nigeria cannot win the war against insecurity with a demoralised military
A few years ago, someone I know reported a criminal offence to the police, believing, as any responsible citizen should, read more Nigeria and its high cost of justice
Xabi Alonso began his tenure as Chelsea manager with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Fulham on Monday, as debutant Morgan read more Alonso starts Chelsea reign with victory over Fulham
Dr Shina Philips, president of the Nigeria Pitch Awards, has expressed confidence that Nigerian football can recover from its recent read more Philips: Nigerian football will bounce back
Men are driving the growing demand for paternity testing in Nigeria, with males accounting for 78.6 percent of first contacts read more Men drive Nigeria’s paternity testing boom as Smart DNA reports 23.6% negative results