Investor appetite for Nigeria’s fixed income remains resilient at the latest bond auction, with bids climbing to 1.74 trillion naira against an offer of 1.2 trillion naira. The strong demand for longer-dated government securities comes as investors continue to lock in elevated yields, while the Debt Management Office maintains stop rates on its benchmark bonds,…
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Electricity systems are undergoing rapid structural change. Demand is rising quickly – nearly twice the average pace of total energy demand growth over the past decade and around 3% in 2025 alone. Electrification of transport, heating, cooling, industry and digital infrastructure is increasing electricity demand, while low-emissions sources could provide around half of global electricity…
A united front in Freetown Ghana and Nigeria have escalated their concern over renewed violence and Afrophobic sentiment in South Africa, using the sidelines of the ECOWAS Mid-Year Summit in Freetown to press for urgent regional and continental intervention. A bilateral meeting between Ghana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, and Nigeria’s Minister of…
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Dozens of Haitian medical students marched peacefully from their university to nearby the prime minister’s office in Port-au-Prince on Wednesday, where they were stopped by riot police
Nigeria’s Acting High Commissioner to South Africa, Alexander Ajayi, says the Federal Government will seek compensation for businesses and properties abandoned by Nigerians returning from South Africa under its voluntary evacuation programme
UK and allies are deeply concerned over continued Rapid Support Forces (RSF) drone attacks targeting civilian infrastructure in El Obeid, Sudan. The UK, alongside France, Germany, Netherlands, Ireland, Italy and Norway have released a joint statement calling for an immediate halt to escalating violence in El Obeid, Sudan
Travel demand this year is expected to be higher than it was before the pandemic. While this is a great relief for travel brands, the modern traveller is different to who you may have known before