- Thursday, June 04, 2026
BusinessDay
Losing subscribers is bad for any market or pay-TV platform. With subscriber numbers falling from over 23 million to 19.3...
Despite decades of economic reform, Sub-Saharan Africa remains trapped in poverty, with few lasting gains to show for nearly half...
Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy and most populous nation, is wrestling with a growing debt crisis that threatens its fiscal stability....
In 2018, the Afrca Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) board took a bold decision to establish trade centres in several commercial capitals...
Imagine, as a citizen, having the power to change the course of your nation—not because you were induced or coerced,...
Nigeria’s economy appears to be turning a corner. GDP is rising, inflation is cooling, the naira is gaining ground, and...
Across Nigeria, the cinema industry is more than just entertainment—it serves as a key indicator of shifting economic patterns and...
In 1896, Ethiopia did what no other African country had done—it stopped a European power in its tracks. The Battle...
Imagine trying to fix a leaky roof by borrowing more money for repairs, only to realise that most of your...
Donald Trump didn’t need Africa. That much was clear. His “America First” agenda slashed USAID funding, imposed trade barriers, and...
Airtime demand may not significantly change as the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) approved a 50 percent tariff increase this year....
For many Nigerians who were born some five decades ago, food was not necessarily the item they spent most of...
Nigeria, Africa’s fourth-largest economy and most populous nation, stands at a critical crossroads. Despite its vast natural and human resources,...
In 2025, the country is implementing a major change to how inflation is measured, offering a clearer, more accurate picture...
Picture a young girl in a rural community, her dreams tethered by the limitations of an underfunded education system. With...
