South Africa grants Nigerians 10-year visas
The South African government has granted Nigerian businesspeople visas valid for ten years. Its Consul-General, Bobby Moroe, announced this during the South Africa-Nigeria Trade and Investment Roundtable in Lagos, saying that although some persons will be granted visas for up to ten years, others would be granted three, four, five, or more. Moroe, on the
North Africa: report, private investment in infrastructure is growing
In 2022, private investment in the infrastructure sector in North Africa increased from the 2021 level, thanks mainly to the performance of Egypt. This is supported by the annual report “Private Participation in Infrastructure (PPI) 2022” produced by the World Bank and made public these days. As usual, the World Bank in its analyzes unites
Off-Plan Sales launch of Pan African Mall – GhanaWeb
The event was attended by various members of the Nigerian Business and Trading Community in Ghana as well as other nationals like the Managing …
Boosting Nigeria’s Agro Exports – THISDAYLIVE
Chinedu Eze Experts in air freighting have listed the major barriers stopping Nigeria from significantly profiting from the export of its agricultural produce, including getting the right certification. They alleged that the unscrupulous action of government agencies like Customs, NAFDAC and others, have continued to frustrate the easy movement of exports as obtained in other
From Oil and Gas to Blockchain Evangelist: The Inspiring Journey of Lucky Uwakwe …
It is in Africa’s best interests for governments to stimulate a self-regulatory policy (SRP), which is already in play in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya …
Tech4Dev to train 3,000 girls, women across 22 African countries
By Funmilola Gboteku Tech4Dev, a non-profit organisation, has announced plans to empower 3,000 girls and women on its technology upskilling programme, Women in Techsters Fellowship, across 22 African countries. Oladiwura Oladepo, Co-founder and Executive Director at Tech4Dev, made this known at a news conference organised to launch the call for applications for Women Techsters
Nigeria Comes First Of Country Who Spend More Time On Social Media — Guardian Life — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News
By Itunu Azeez Kareem 28 April 2023 | 12:37 pm Nigerians have been ranked the number one country who spent more time on social media, averaging a total of 04:20 on every social media platform visited, this includes Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp amongst others. The ranking was released by an online media organization
Nigeria has fourth-largest diasporans outside Africa: AfDB
Kevin Urama, chief economist and vice-president of the Economic Governance and Knowledge Management, African Development Bank (AfDB) Group, says Nigeria ranks fourth among African countries with the number of diasporans outside the continent. Mr Urama disclosed this in Abuja while speaking on ‘Diaspora Funding for Africa’s Development’ at the ‘Global African Diaspora Symposium on Building
Nigerian banks’ Africa foray faces major test
Nigerian banks are finding out the hard way that the grass is not always greener on the other side as the country’s biggest banks are incurring billion-naira impairment costs from their investments in Ghanaian bonds due to the neighbouring country’s debt crisis. Zenith Bank, Guaranty Trust Holding Company (GTCO), United Bank for Africa (UBA), Ecobank
Retna launches the Shutterstock for Africa
Brand Press Retna launches Shutterstock for Africa and help to revolutionise marketing content creation in the region Retna, a new library of authentic African imagery, has officially launched in public beta, providing creatives and brands with an extensive collection of high-quality photos, featuring diverse subjects, concepts, and stories, all captured by talented photographers across the