- Saturday, June 27, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria’s economy expanded in the second quarter, ending its worst slump in 25 years as agricultural and oil output increased....
As the House of Representatives, prepares to consider the Petroleum Industry Governance Bill, (PIGB), there are calls that the new...
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga will face each other in a new presidential election on...
The worst may be over for Nigeria and South Africa, two of Africa’s largest economies, as they likely began to...
Nigeria’s image and business confidence are being significantly enhanced by the identity verification and management schemes put in place by...
Months after it terminated the contract for the long awaited 4th Mainland Bridge, the Lagos State Government says it will...
The Federal Government has approved the commencement of the privatisation process for a number of government assets including the Afam...
The production level index for manufacturing sector grew for the sixth consecutive month in August 2017, according to the Central...
Nigerian airline operators could be banned from flying to the United States of America within the next 54 days, if...
Nigeria’s Egbin power plant, the biggest in Africa’s most-populous nation, is owed 125-billion naira ($352m) by the government and half...
Kenya’s government will not replace the election board ahead of the new elections ordered by the Supreme Court, a presidential...
Lagos and Ogun states are fast moving away from other states in the country in financial capacity, following their ability...
Barely a day after Nigeria’s Securities Commission ratified Union Bank Plc’s bid to raise fresh capital via a rights issue,...
Nigeria’s health sector is in dire straits. Available data show that the country has one of the worst health records...
It appears that the South-South and South-East governors have finally found their voices and the cord of brotherhood that were...