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Nigeria has a population of more than 190 million people. Nigeria's economy is strong and there are many possibilities to do business in this country but the people of Nigeria are largely unaware of the rules of the western world. They have their unique understandings and perspectives on how to conduct business ...

Islamic commercial law contains some articles that are generally unfamiliar to lawyers in other legal systems in western countries and that are designed to protect contracting parties. Developments in Islam-inspired commercial law have sought to provide for the needs of Muslims to engage in trades such as buying their nedds ...

Countries in East Africa have the best environment for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

As part of moves to contain the fallout of the diplomatic row between Nigeria and Morocco, principal officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have been holding series of meetings at the ministry building in Abuja. Checks indicated that the admission by President Goodluck Jonathan that he did not speak to ...

International rating agency, Standard & Poor’s (S&P), yesterday, warned that Nigeria’s economy is in a “clear and present danger,” even as data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) revealed that Nigeria earned N12.8 trillion from crude oil export in 2014.The rating agency, in a presentation by its regional ...

Ha Noi Trade Corporation (hapro) has make every effort to expand its export market to Africa, mostly focusing on Angola and Mozambique.

….records N9.97trn trade surplus The total value of Nigeria’s external merchandise trade at the end of last year stood at N24.4trn, representing N3.17trn or 14.9 per cent greater than the value recorded in the preceding year. The Report of the country’s 4th Quarter Merchandise Trade published yesterday by the National Bureau of ...

Kenya says that South Africa has declined to reopen the market yet the country has implemented a pest management plan agreed between the two nations.

Scangroup has announced leadership changes at Scanad Africa. Sandeep Madan, who had been leading the Scanad Kenya and Ghana operations, has been promoted and is now Scanad Africa's chief executive, which has five fully owned operations in sub-Saharan Africa.

Communications firm Hill+Knowlton Strategies has appointed Shaun Poole as the regional director for Africa. He will be stationed in Nairobi.

Scangroup has announced leadership changes at Scanad Africa. Sandeep Madan, who had been leading the Scanad Kenya and Ghana operations, has been promoted and is now Scanad Africa's chief executive, which has five fully owned operations in sub-Saharan Africa.

Communications firm Hill+Knowlton Strategies has appointed Shaun Poole as the regional director for Africa. He will be stationed in Nairobi.

[Vanguard] The recent devaluation of the Naira and mounting uncertainty surrounding the elections is already taking its toll on the economy as investors' confidence in the economy's performance has ebbed.

Falling commodity prices, political upheaval and simmering conflict are exposing the differing fortunes of Africa's economies, undermining the idea that the continent of a billion people is on one collective ascent.

Nigeria’s economy, the biggest in Africa, has been adversely affected by the current dwindling oil prices and inadequate non-oil revenue capacity over the years. However, the decline in import revenue, which is expected to have provided the cushioning fiscal buffer for the economy tends to worsen the nation’s economic plight. ...

As South Africa’s economy falters, it is no longer so welcoming to outsiders.

The Managing Director, Eberhart Capital, a United States-based private equity firm, Mr. Eliot Pence, has expressed support for more US investments in Nigeria and Africa as a whole. Pence spoke in Lagos at the inauguration of the Africa Expert Network, a US-based information brokerage and expert connection service, which was founded ...