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Chelsea have signed Cameroon striker Samuel Eto’o

One of the world’s highest paid footballers, Samuel Eto’o, has taken a £10 million ($15.5 million) pay cut to join English Premier League giants Chelsea, after completing a move from.

Nigeria May Surpass South Africa As Africa’s E-commerce Leader

With significant growth recorded in Africa’s e-commerce industry in recent times, MD of DHL Express South Africa, Hennie Heymans has said certain regions on the continent may soon overtake South.

Africa Retail Industry Spending To Hit $1.3 Trillion By 2030

In recent times, the retail industry in Africa – Nigeria in particular – has seen tremendous growth, and its combined spending power has been said to reach an all time.

Unilever Named South Africa’s Top Employer

Consumer goods firm, Unilever, has been named South Africa’s 2014 Top Employer. Made by the Top Employers Institute, which identifies merit in the circumstances that employers provide in an effort.

“I Have a Dream”: The 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King’s Famous Speech

The Lincoln Memorial may be the most iconic place in the United States. Americans go there alone or with friends and family members to remember their most iconic president. They.

South Africa hit by wave of strikes

South African construction and airport workers have gone on strike to demand higher wages, dealing another blow to the troubled economy. Car workers have already been on strike for a.

Top 5 African Millionaire Football Club Owners

There is a trend in the English Premier League – arguably the world’s most exciting and entertaining – which have spiraled rapidly in the last decade. This trend is that.

Nigeria Football League Secures $34m TV Rights Deal

 Nigeria’s football League says it has secured a television rights deal worth $34 million with satellite broadcaster Supersport. Organisers of the league, the League Management Company (LMC) announced the deal.

World Bank To Assist Nigeria With GDP Rebasing

 Nigeria will be assisted by the World Bank, International Monetary Fund (IMF), Africa Development Bank, and other world development partners to produce a current and accurate GDP figure, the country’s.