NEM Insurance Plc AGM 2023

The policy of the Federal Government to reduce import...

Great Nigeria Insurance Plc has voluntarily delisted from the...

The European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership (EDCTP) grants...

From Saturday, the 10th to Sunday, the 11th of...

Mr. Oliver Bäte, CEO of Allianz SE opened the...

Africa is experiencing fewer wars than it did two decades ago but conflict, insecurity and the fragility of states is still a major concern for business. Politically motivated instability can be seen in countries like Burundi, South Sudan, Mali, eastern DRC, Libya and Somalia, while Nigeria and Kenya are dealing with terrorist activities. But American entrepreneur Jake Cusack believes there are “genuine economic opportunities” in these fragile markets. He says companies need to be strategic about what parts of a country they invest in, and whom to partner with, as opposed to writing off an entire country.

Allianz Nigeria Insurance Plc launched into the Nigerian insurance...

OPEC decided to keep its output target at 30 million barrels a day Friday but left it to members to restrain their overproduction, reflecting the cartel's inability to strictly enforce its own limits in attempts to control the world supply of crude. While OPEC accounts for over a third of the world's oil, its power to determine supply and demand has been steadily eroding as outsiders capture large shares of the market. It gave up imposing quotas on individual members four years ago after these were consistently ignored.