Olam Nigeria Supports Covid-19 Food, Medical Relief Efforts
Olam Nigeria, a leading player in the Nigerian agricultural value chain, and its group companies, Crown Flour Mills, OK Foods and Caraway, as one...
TECNO SPARK 4: Speed, Functionality, Affordability
In the world of internet-of- everything, speed defines the winner. Talk about a device that captures the unswerving attention of the crowd when put...
African Energy Chamber’s Investment Push in China Successful
The biggest names in the Chinese energy industry participated in the EG Ronda Licensing Round Roadshow in Beijing, hosted...
Hero Lager Beer Wears a New Cork on Knighthood
Hero, a premium lager on the stable of International Breweries Plc, a proud part of the world's largest brewer,...
Dangote Cement Controls 65% of Nigerian Market
Leading pan African cement manufacturer, Dangote Cement has maintained its strong hold in the Nigeria domestic cement market accounting...
NEXIM, World Bank Collaborate to Develop Nigeria’s Mining Sector
…The clear intention of The World Bank to collaborate with the NEXIM Bank towards a structured intervention in the Nigeria’s solid minerals sector is quite expedient. More so, with commitment and firm resolve of President Muhammad Buhari to diversify the economy, revitalize the mining sector towards boosting job creation and enhancing foreign exchange earnings - Orya
The Managing Director of the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM Bank), Mr. Roberts Ungwaga Orya, received a team from the World Bank led by Dr. Francisco Igualada, Senior Mining Specialist, Energy & Extractives Unit, and Mr. Linus Adie Utsu of Mining Investments Consultthat visited the Bank to share ideas on how to provide structured intervention towards revamping and deepening Nigeria’s mining sector.
Manufacturers Need to Embrace New Technology to Become Globally Competitive
With a new report predicting that British manufacturers are set to increase their productivity by 15.5% over the next five years, boosting exports by 35%, the UK is holding its own on the global stage. Such is the strength of the industry, that manufacturing is projected to deliver 40% of Britain’s productivity gains over the next decade.
African Enterpreneurs Cite Finance, Govt Support As Growth Indices
On the eve of U.S. President Barack Obama’s visit to Kenya for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit, GeoPoll, the Global Entrepreneurship Network and the U.S. State Department released a survey of 1,000 business-owners throughout sub-Saharan Africa on entrepreneurship in their countries.