Sudan's President Omar al Bashir has ordered the closure of Sudan’s oil pipeline transporting South Sudan oil with effect from Sunday, as political differences
Nigeria's Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has put the nation’s external debt at US$ 6.67 billion, saying that the
The 20th ordinary session of the Conference of the African Union Ministers of Industry (CAMI) is due to take place in Nairobi, Kenya, from 10-14 June, it was officially
The oil firm, Total-Gabon, is to share CFA F 80 billion among its shareholders for the year 2012, according to a communiqué issued here Friday by the company.
In a rare admission, Nigeria's federal government has acknowledged the poor state of public electricity supply in Africa's most population nation of 160 million
Nigeria's telephone subscribers grew from 116 million in February to 117 million in March 2013, the private Guardian newspaper reported Thursday, citing figures from
The European Union (EU) Thursday announced a 15-million-euro donation to member-states of the Indian Ocean Commission (COI) to enable them fund their projects
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo Thursday called on ECOWAS member countries to focus more attention on youth employment and policies that will
One of Nigeria’s leading financial institutions, First Bank Plc, has announced that it will shut down its operations across the country from Thursday to Monday
