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MTN CEO resigns with immediate effect over N1.04 trillion Nigeria fine

Sifiso Dabengwa, the Group Chief Executive Officer of telecom company, MTN, has resigned following the massive N1.04 trillion ($5.2 billion) fine imposed.

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Nigeria: Financing development under President Buhari: The role of Pan African development finance institutions (DFIs)

LAGOS, Nigeria, November 9, 2015/ — The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has prognosticated a possible economic recession in 2016. This possible.

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Ethiopia Plans A $4B Mega Airport, Wants To be One Of Africa’s Biggest Hubs

Only the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, price tag $4.8 billion, will cost more than the country’s latest project — a new $4 billion mega.

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Do You Know Africa’s Top Most Valuable And Admired Business Brands

Africa has been beaming with rapid growth and indeed a number of business brands have come through to compete on the global.

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China’s Investment In Africa Falls 84% As Economic Slowdown Bites

Chinese investment in Africa has fallen by as much as 84 percent in the first half of this year to $568 million.

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Dangote Cement Plans To List On London, Johannesburg Stock Exchanges

Africa’s richest billionaire, Aliko Dangote is consolidating his cement businesses across Africa into one company that will have the scale and resources.

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Mauritius Plans Platform To Hedge African Currencies Against U.S. Dollars

Mauritius plans to launch a trading platform to hedge African currencies against the U.S. dollar, part of a bid to expand its.

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Taleveras To Sponsor ALM’s 3rd Us-Africa Business Summit In Atlanta

Taleveras Group, a leading Nigerian oil trading and integrated energy solutions provider, recently signed a Sponsorship deal as a premium sponsor of.

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Ivory Coast Plans $25B Investments In 94 Infrastructure Projects

  THE Ivory Coast government is planning $25 billion of investments in 94 infrastructure projects from 2016 to 2020, news website Abidjan.net.

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Uganda’s economy to return to potential growth of 6.5 percent

Investments in infrastructure should help raise Uganda’s economic growth to about 6.5 percent in the coming years from 5 percent in the.

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