- Sunday, June 07, 2026
BusinessDay
By the end of this year, Nigeria’s oil production could jump by 200,000 barrels a day — about a 10th — if the offshore Egina project, led by French oil major Total, comes online as planned....
When the ship BBC Naples docked at a jetty outside Lagos in late September, it marked a milestone for Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote:...
Once a land of sugar plantations and rum distillers, Mauritius has evolved into one of Africa’s most advanced economies. The...
A helicopter ride 130 miles south of New Orleans in the Gulf of Mexico brings you to Royal Dutch Shell’s...
New figures show Facebook employees have donated almost seven times as much to Democrats as they have to Republicans, as...
No one quite remembers who coined the term that could sink the Brexit talks. In public at least it was...
Sub-Saharan Africa’s financial inclusion has surged to new heights. In 2017, the number of adults with a bank or other...
Cameroon is the great unspoken African tragedy in-the-making. Its president, Paul Biya, has been in power since 1982. If ever...
The torrid sell-off that has swept through global stock markets eased on Friday as an upbeat start to US earnings...
Amazon will give an extra boost in pay to some longtime workers amid concerns over changes to its compensation policies...
Japanese companies are stepping up plans to move businesses out of the UK, on the premise that their country’s tax...
Of all the momentous changes sweeping across southern Africa, the least noticed — though perhaps the most significant — are...
Cameroon is on the brink of a political crisis after the government branded a leading opposition politician an “outlaw” for...
Christine Lagarde came to the defence of the US Federal Reserve at the IMF’s annual meetings in Bali on Thursday,...
A sell-off that saw tech stocks drive the S&P 500 on Wednesday to its worst one-day drop since February rippled...
