🇳🇬 Why we are targeting 7% annual GDP growth — Edun
Nigeria's government has publicly committed to achieving 7% annual GDP growth, a target that signals both economic ambition and the scale of structura...
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Nigeria's government has publicly committed to achieving 7% annual GDP growth, a target that signals both economic ambition and the scale of structura...
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As the first quarter of 2026 concluded, Nigeria's currency maintained surface-level stability against the US dollar in official foreign exchange marke...
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The African Development Bank (AfDB) has sounded a significant warning about the economic ripple effects of Middle Eastern instability, projecting that...
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South Africa's sixth Investment Conference, opening this week in Sandton with President Cyril Ramaphosa presiding, represents a critical moment for th...
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Nigeria's currency came under renewed pressure this week as the naira depreciated to N1,415 per dollar in the parallel market, marking a further erosi...
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The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change will convene its 31st Conference of the Parties (COP-31) in Antalya, Turkey, from November 9...
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Egypt's monetary policy pivot toward greater exchange rate flexibility represents a critical inflection point for European investors operating across ...
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The bt100 awards ceremony's recognition of Egyptian business leader Mansour Amer represents more than a ceremonial acknowledgment—it reflects a deeper...
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Nigeria's economic leadership has articulated an ambitious development roadmap, but execution faces significant headwinds as macroeconomic pressures m...
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Nigeria's education sector faces a critical inflection point as the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) escalates pressure on non-compliant state governme...
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Nigeria's ambitious economic roadmap is colliding with macroeconomic realities. Finance Minister Olawale Edun has publicly committed the nation to ach...
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Nigeria's National Assembly is preparing to convene a landmark policy dialogue on budgeting and economic planning frameworks—a move that signals both ...
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The European Union's strategic pivot toward West Africa represents far more than a diplomatic recalibration—it signals a fundamental restructuring of ...
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South Africa faces a critical inflection point. Water scarcity—once dismissed as a cyclical drought concern—has evolved into a permanent structural co...
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Uganda's latest poverty data presents a paradox that should concern—and intrigue—European investors: while the country has made measurable progress re...
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Egypt's government has implemented an emergency business curfew across major commercial districts, citing escalating fuel costs and import price press...
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The global supply chain is fracturing. Russian sanctions, Suez Canal disruptions, and Middle East tensions have shattered the assumption that trade ro...
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Nigeria's higher education system is approaching a critical juncture as the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) escalates pressu...
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Nigeria's naira is entering a critical testing phase as multiple macroeconomic headwinds converge simultaneously. The US Dollar Index has climbed to a...
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Nigeria's economy is caught in a vice. As the naira weakens against a surging US Dollar Index—which recently hit a 10-month high—Lagos markets are exp...
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