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Ex-Nigerian oil minister charged with money laundering

Former Nigerian oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke has been charged with money laundering, the country’s financial crimes agency said on Wednesday. Alison-Madueke, described as “at large”...

Nigeria’s Buhari launches economic recovery plan

Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday launched an Economic Recovery and Growth Plan for his country. Senate President @bukolasaraki, Speaker @YakubDogara & APC Chair Chief...

China offers Nigeria $4.5 bln loan for farm machinery

China has offered Nigeria a $4.5 billion loan for agricultural machinery and infrastructure, a Nigerian state governor said on Tuesday. Zamfara state governer Abdulaziz Yari...

South Africa’s Eskom signs power export deal with Botswana

South Africa's state-owned power utility Eskom on Wednesday said it had signed a new three-year deal to export electricity to Botswana. Eskom, the sole power...

Ghana rakes in 2.25 billion dollars in domestic bonds

Ghana‘s Government has raised about 2.25 billion dollars through various domestic bond issuance.

World Bank Vice President, Makhtar Diop visits Ghana

World Bank Vice President, Makhtar Diop is beginning a two day working visit to Ghana on Tuesday to discuss development challenges.

SA Rand tumbles, S&P downgrades country to ‘junk’

South Africa's rand fell more than 2 percent on Monday to its weakest in almost three months after S&P Global Ratings cut the country's credit score to sub-investment grade with a negative outlook after last week's dismissal of the South African finance minister.

Oil tanker drivers in Nigeria call off strike

Oil tanker drivers in Nigeria have announced an end to their strike. They had gone on strike on Monday agitating over poor working conditions and roads.

World Bank to support Ghana with about 1.2 billion dollars

The World Bank is to support Ghana with about 1.2 billion dollar credit to help finance some critical developmental project.

Oil Tanker drivers in Nigeria go on strike over low pay

Oil tanker drivers in Nigeria have announced their decision to go on strike on Monday. They are agitating over poor working conditions and roads.

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