PM Browne says his country looks forward to when Air Peace will begin scheduled direct flights into Antigua and Barbuda.

Fitch ratings is anticipating a further monetary tightening by the CBN in the second half of 2024.

Social entrepreneurship organisation, TOVA, has struck a new deal with an Israeli company for agricultural turn-key projects.

Apple has announced a historic $110 billion share buyback program despite fall in sales.

The Naira has suffered further loss with the NAFEM Window and parallel market closing at N1,402.67/$1 and N1,380/$1 respectively.

NDIC has increased deposit insurance limits, aiming to shield depositors from financial uncertainties and bolster trust in banking.

Afreximbank says a gold rally presents opportunity for long-term infrastructure and social investments for Africans.

Ethiopian Airlines which transported 13.9 million passengers in the last fiscal year, is projecting a 30% increase in passengers.

Transcorp Hotels shareholders have approved N2.05bn dividend, praising expansion plans, and commending board and management for leading profitability path.

“If we sell fuel at the price everybody is expecting, we would be out of business,” says PETRON President Gillis-Harry.

NERC has mandated competitive bidding for meter prices starting May 1, providing customers with options from authorised vendors.

CBN has directed fintechs OPay, Palmpay, Kuda Bank, and Moniepoint to suspend new customer onboarding until further notice.

Oyo Governor Makinde has promised to improve infrastructure and security with a view to attracting large investments in agriculture.

Former Shell employee lawsuit unveiled the company’s secretive U.S. crude trading earnings, sparking interest and controversy over financial disclosure.

Tinubu met with chairman of A P Moller-Maersk who committed to expand existing infrastructure to accommodate bigger ships in Nigeria.

The Naira strengthened by N70 to reach N1,380/$ on the parallel market, but declined to N1,339/$ on the official window.

Nigeria plans to launch a bond by June to tap into the diaspora as a key source of forex.

Nigeria, formerly the world’s leading cocoa producer, has slipped in the ranking due to outdated farming techniques, planters say.

Kenya has accused Congo’s military of detaining two Kenyan airline staffers over cargo issues.

Minister Alake highlighted Nigeria as Africa’s top mining investment spot, citing favorable policies for investors and ease of business.