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Professor Akpan Ekpo, Director-General, West African Institute For Financial And Economic Management (WAIFEM) has drawn a 6-Point Economic Plan for the in-coming Buhari Administration sustainable economic renaissance on the back of regime support for the private sector as growth engine of the economy. The 6-Point Plan is anchored on Reduction of Unemployment, Infrastructure, Human Capital, Diversification, Utilisation of Foreign Reserves and Poverty Reduction. Ekpo said for the country to make progress, the regime must continue to support the private sector as the engine of growth, given that the sector exists in an economic system managed by government.x

Africa's biggest mobile operator MTN, which is grappling with an eight-week strike at its South African operations, plans to cut hundreds of jobs, a local newspaper said on Monday. Citing unnamed sources close to the company, the Business Report newspaper said MTN would go through with layoffs as the strike had shown the company could do without some of its workforce.