Foreign direct investment (FDI) represents the inflow of capital that enters a country from other parties outside of the recipient specifically for stimulating development in such recipient countries. Oftentimes, it.
Nigeria beckons with an abundance of promise and potential, enticing foreign investors with a fabric of opportunities woven from diverse sectors. Picture this vibrant nation—a land of possibilities—where sectors like.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) recently unveiled its pioneering Commission on Social Connection, a visionary initiative aimed at addressing the prevalent issue of global social isolation. This vital move comes.
The economic condition of a nation profoundly influences its citizens’ livelihoods, and Senegal, an African nation, has faced challenges in economic growth for years. However, President Macky Sall’s tenure presented.
The allure of ‘blue tourism’ is captivating—a realm entwined with coastal marvels, aquatic treasures, and maritime marvels that beckon adventure seekers to explore Africa’s vibrant aquatic landscapes. Defined as tourism.
Africa, often portrayed through a lens of struggle and hardship, stands as a continent teeming with innovation, progress, and burgeoning urban developments. Comprised of 54 diverse countries and a population.
From the heart of Africa’s giant emerged a bold and visionary foreign policy, one deeply rooted in Afrocentrism. Picture Nigeria post-independence in 1960, with its former Prime Minister, Sir Abubakar.
Africans face a staggering 38-visa hurdle to travel within Africa using their passport, in stark contrast to Europeans who enjoy visa-free access to most African countries. The African Union’s (AU).
The world is evolving, and urbanisation is on the increase. As such, there is a growing need for more development across cities. But the cities aren’t just developing for that.
In his inaugural address to the 78th United Nations General Assembly, Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu delivered a compelling speech that resonated with a global audience. President Tinubu’s words not.
