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Johann Wadephul, Germany’s Foreign Minister, will visit Nigeria next week for talks aimed at strengthening political, economic and security cooperation, read more German foreign minister to visit Nigeria as Berlin seeks stronger trade, security ties
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As more Africans explore opportunities to study and build careers overseas, the need for credible guidance has read more How Ogedegbe fills guidance gap for Africans seeking study abroad
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Africa’s banking sector is delivering one of the strongest growth stories in global finance, even as it remains one of read more Africa’s banks outpace global peers despite holding less than 1% of banking capital