Burkina Faso contemplates leaving the currency union, while Mali reaffirms its commitment. Economic stability hangs in the balance as West African nations chart contrasting paths.
Economy
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CBN warns against forex market manipulations as naira trades at N1,500 to a dollar, enforcing transparent transactions.
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Kenya’s President Ruto announces plans for a Eurobond buyback, aiming to strengthen the country’s financial position amid currency and revenue challenges.
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Nigeria’s central bank has pledged to clear a foreign-exchange backlog estimated at about $5 billion within a short space of time as it seeks to attract investment back into the…
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Wema Bank transforms banking into a celebration with its N8 million cash reward, making dreams come true for 116 customers in the latest 5 for 5 promo draw.
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In a landmark move, Nigeria forms a 37-member committee, uniting government, private sector, and labor representatives, to establish a new, fair minimum wage.
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Three West African countries have announced their withdrawal from the regional bloc ECOWAS, following its suspension of their membership over military coups. Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso said on Sunday…
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In a groundbreaking move, Nigeria and Morocco intensify talks to fast-track the colossal $25 billion gas pipeline project, heralding a new era in African energy cooperation.
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Ethiopia’s recent agreement to lease a port in the self-declared republic of Somaliland has triggered a diplomatic crisis with Somalia, which considers the region as part of its territory. The…
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