Regionalisation could be the solution to mitigating global shocks
Let me start by just acknowledging…we have seen in the last several weeks, the last few months, the kinds of epic changes and events in our country that are as profound as anything I’ve seen ...
Nigeria gained its independence in October 1960. Since then the British colonial ideology has strongly influenced the division of Nigeria into three regions – North, West and East – and further exacerbated the already well-developed ...
No-one was really ‘ready’ for this, but we have seen a lot of businesses transforming
Russia sees Africa as a key potential partner in the vision for a multipolar world order
Global Financial Integrity (GFI) has produced a comprehensive report, estimating the magnitude of trade misinvoicing since 2012 with a particular focus on the crucially important crude oil and gold sectors, given that these two commodities ...
Africa has recorded some of the world’s strongest rates of economic growth
What happens when the source of funds used for philanthropy is tainted and toxic?
There are two types of economies. The first type is the economy that people need in order to survive and to live a good life. Then, there is the economy of pleasure and leisure. If ...
We pay tribute to our forebears the founders of the OAU whose dream of greater African integration and unity has endured. We also honour the legions of revolutionary leaders of Africa who took up the ...
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