Nigeria’s tax reforms consolidate levies, preserve FTZ incentives, and simplify compliance to boost competitiveness and attract domestic and foreign investment.
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Niger plans to sell uranium from SOMAÏR internationally, defying France-backed Orano and strengthening ties with Russia amid growing global demand.
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James Mwangi secured a $7.9 million paper gain as Equity Group shares climbed, extending a strong run in Kenya’s banking sector
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Nigeria moves to combat kidnapping with tougher laws and a unified national database, aiming to secure citizens and improve real-time intelligence operations.
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FAAN urges airlines to review schedules and improve airport services, focusing on safety, power reliability, and passenger experience during the festive travel season.
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Federal High Court warns EFCC for allegedly failing to release 27 properties as ordered in October 31 judgment.
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Three Nigerians detained in Saudi Arabia were cleared and released after luggage-linked criminal syndicate involvement.
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Deutsche Bank is in talks with Nigeria’s government on financing major upgrades to the Carter and Third Mainland bridges as infrastructure needs rise
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Nigeria’s money market rates showed divergence yesterday despite robust liquidity, as banks adjusted strategies and central bank operations anchored short-term funding trends.
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NERC says 700,000 electricity meters are ready for nationwide rollout to improve billing transparency and restore consumer confidence in Nigeria’s power sector.
