African economies lose $13.7bn to adverse climate events
African economies lost US$ 13.7 billion to adverse climate events, following scant progress in adopting and domesticating disaster risk reduction...
- Sunday, May 05, 2024
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African economies lost US$ 13.7 billion to adverse climate events, following scant progress in adopting and domesticating disaster risk reduction...
The SA Housing and Infrastructure Fund (SAHIF), the largest black private investor in South Africa’s optical fibre industry, through one...
I said some days ago that we love endless debate and rhetorics in Nigeria. Everyone speaks on economics without deep...
The air in Africa’s most populous nation is laced with anguish and desperation, fanning fears of a social crisis never...
Niger, Senegal, Guinea-Bissau, Angola and Sao Tome and Principe are the top five African countries projected to have the fastest...
The Federal government has been urged to tackle insecurity, reduce the cost of governance, and boost manufacturing activities to ameliorate...
Nigerians are going through a traumatic period. Many years of expecting good governance from their elected leaders have not yielded...
Business owners are perturbed with the state of the economy. The Central Bank of Nigeria is unable to meet the...
President Bola Tinubu has said that Nigeria would not become the great country that the citizens and the rest of...
