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Safaricom Ownership Dispute Deepens as Vodacom Holds 55% Stake
Vodacom’s 55 per cent stake in Safaricom remains under scrutiny as a legal dispute over the telecommunications company’s ownership continues through Kenya’s appeal process.…
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Nigeria’s Fuel Relief: What Happens After 30 Days?
Nigeria’s recent fuel price relief has offered consumers temporary hope, but uncertainty remains over what will happen when the 30-day period ends. For households…
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Tesla, SpaceX Reportedly Join Forces on Flying Car Project
Tesla and SpaceX are reportedly linked to plans for a flying car, sparking interest in the possibility of combining electric vehicle technology with advanced…
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Nigerians Spend $1.44bn on Foreign Education in Six Months
Nigerians spent $1.44 billion on education-related expenses abroad in the first half of 2026, according to figures attributed to the Central Bank of Nigeria…
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Beyond the Dollar: Why Africa Needs Financial Independence
Africa is seeking ways to reduce its dependence on the US dollar as policymakers and financial institutions explore alternatives to strengthen trade, investment and…
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Meet Vaaris, the New Owner of Shell’s Nigerian Gas Business
Vaaris has emerged as the new owner of Shell’s Nigerian gas business, drawing attention to the investors and business interests behind the company taking…
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PalmPay Warns Customers Against Fake Support Agents
PalmPay has warned customers to beware of fraudsters impersonating its customer support representatives to steal personal information and gain unauthorised access to their accounts.…
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Abia Targets 1,000 Youths for Digital Skills Training
About 1,000 youths in Abia State are expected to participate in a digital capacity development programme aimed at improving their skills, employability and access…
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Elumelu Unveils $15bn Project Pipeline for West Africa
Nigerian businessman Tony Elumelu has highlighted a $15 billion pipeline of projects for West Africa, signalling opportunities to attract investment, expand businesses and accelerate…
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Ghana International Bank Turns to Asia for Growth Capital
Ghana International Bank is looking towards Asian investors as African economies seek new sources of funding to support infrastructure, business expansion and long-term economic…
