- Thursday, June 11, 2026
BusinessDay
The federal government says it has begun operations at a high-purity gold refinery in Lagos, marking Nigeria’s first major step...
The cost of payroll non-compliance has increased with administrative penalties of up to 40 per cent under the pay-as-you-earn (PAYE)...
Smaller sub-Saharan African economies, including South Sudan, Guinea, and Rwanda, are expected to record the region’s highest growth in 2026,...
Nigeria’s economy is projected to expand at its quickest pace in more than a decade this year and in 2027,...
The rate of growth of Nigeria’s money supply slowed to a four-year low of 12.83 percent in November 2025, following...
The World Bank has raised its outlook for Nigeria’s economy, projecting 4.4 per cent growth in 2026, up from its...
Angola has secured an additional $500 million in financing after extending an existing $1 billion debt facility with JPMorgan for...
Rwanda’s inflation accelerated for the first time in six months in December 2025, rising to 5.2 percent from November’s nine-month...
The ongoing reforms in Nigeria’s financial sector have contributed to a notable Balance of Payments (BOP) surplus, sustained growth in...
Nigeria’s aviation sector faces tighter fiscal conditions in 2026 as the federal government slashed total budgetary allocation to the Ministry...
Nigeria’s December 2025 inflation figures have been projected to experience an artificial spike due to a technical base effect. The...
Who is required to pay personal income tax in Nigeria under the 2026 reforms? Personal income tax (PIT) applies to...
Ghana has paid $1.47 billion to clear legacy debts in its energy sector, restoring confidence among lenders and power producers...
Despite the difficult operating business environment in Nigeria and several startups exiting the landscape due to their inability to access...
Nigeria’s biggest banks have largely cleared the recapitalisation hurdle months ahead of the March 31, 2026 deadline, deploying a mix...
