Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, has not yet maximised the benefits in the United States-initiated African Growth and Opportunities Act (AGOA) scheme, a
The newly-announced price of sugar in the European market threatens the
production of the commodity in Mauritius, where it contributes 6 per
cent to the economy
Nigerians consume 25-billion-Naira (US$151 million) worth of food on a
daily basis, according to a survey carried out by an indigenous research
firm, NOI.
A consortium, in which the Mauritian group "CIEL Ltd." is a majority
shareholder with 60%, in partnership with Malagasy group "First Immo",
has acquired
Gas production has increased substantially in Cameroon from 93.4 million
cubic feet in the first four months of 2013 to 4. 34 billion cubic feet
during
The Nigerian Federal Executive Council (FEC) Wednesday approved a
sovereign warrant for a loan of about US$242.2 million for the Lagos
State Government
