- Friday, July 10, 2026
BusinessDay
In the Nigerian investment space, many retail investors still fall into a common trap: celebrating a company’s absolute dividend while...
Nigeria is officially laying the groundwork to return to the international debt market. The Debt Management Office (DMO) has requested...
With unemployment stubbornly above 30 percent and crime rates among the highest in Africa, South Africa’s simmering frustrations have boiled over...
The word “subsidy” has acquired a meaning of its own in Nigeria. Rather than being seen as an economic policy...
For much of the past three years, Nigeria’s economic debate has centred on a few key prices: petrol, foreign exchange,...
Bharti Airtel Limited has finalised a massive N4 trillion cashless share swap deal, pushing its direct ownership in Airtel Africa...
South Africa is grappling with a renewed surge in anti-foreigner sentiment in 2026. Vigilante groups like March and March and...
Corporate Nigeria is on a 24-hour countdown as the National Revenue Service (NRS) prepares to enforce its mandatory electronic invoicing...
Nigeria’s premier non-interest financial institution, Jaiz Bank Plc recently got shareholders approval for a massive 57 percent increase in its...
…Production faces fresh pressure Rising insecurity across Nigeria’s major sesame seed-producing belts and the increasing threat of flooding during the...
Nigeria’s biggest listed companies have been holding more cash than ever over the past five years, as high interest rates,...
By 10 a.m., on a Monday morning, Kemi, a trader at Balogun Market in Lagos, has already lived through half a dozen...
Prognosis of IMF’s Recommendations for Nigeria. In 2026, one message keeps coming from the IMF to Nigeria: you need to...
Few African corporate titans have managed to anchor themselves as firmly in the local financial ecosystem while simultaneously projecting their...
Nigeria is rich in culture, resilience and communal tradition. Across the country, however, many of the social norms that once...
