Nigeria: 2017 Infrastructure Budget to hit 440.9bln Naira
04/10/2017Nigeria plans to release the sum of 100 billion Naira for capital projects next week. Finance minister Kemi Adeosun said on Tuesday. The stipulated sum of 100 billion naira will.
- 0
News - Blog List Column Style
Most Recent News
Editorial
Diabetics Can Eat Certain Fruits
04/10/2017Diabetes mellitus (DM) commonly referred to as Diabetes, is a chronic disorder. It occurs when the pancreas does not secrete enough insulin or when the cells of the body become resistant to.
- 0
Featured
International
Macron Accused of Being Biased In Achieving Tax Overhaul Plan
04/10/2017President Emmanuel Macron has been accused of supporting the outgoing Socialist government and fighting for them during France’s 2017 election. This statement was made due to Macron’s plan to overhaul the tax.
- 0
Governance and Policy
Togo Opposition Commence Protest to End Gnassingbe’s Regime
04/10/2017Togolese opposition parties will commence another round of protest aimed at ending the regime of incumbent leader Faure Gnassingbe. The protest is scheduled to commence on Oct 4, 2017. Gnassingbe’s.
- 0
Editorial
HOW TO TURN THE NEGATIVES OF AFRICA’S POPULATION BOOM INTO THE POSITIVES OF HUMAN CAPITALS
04/10/2017According to World Meters the population of Africa as at September 15, 2017, is approximately 1.25 billion people, and amongst this population, about 40% are under the age of 15..
- 0
Quote of the Day
African Proverb
04/10/2017“Ashes fly back into the face of him who throws them”. – African Proverb
- 0
Editorial
Call for Nominations: Amazons Watch Magazine’s Emerging Economies Top 100 Most Influential Women 2017
04/10/2017In line with a unique mandate fueled by an undying passion and an absolute desire to celebrate the achievements and tell stories of Amazons, it is our pleasure to invite.
- 0
Editorial
African private equity fund powering agriculture and food enterprise
03/10/2017In my August column, I discussed the role of agriculture and food processing in the industrialisation of Africa. The article stimulated interest in a number of influential quarters, including from.
- 0