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How to win in Africa By David Storey, Ernst & Young While conditions in Africa are highly conducive toward growth, too little attention has been paid to the human resources[...]
How many times have you met an entrepreneur from Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya or any other African country and had him tell you, “oh by the way, I also run a[...]
Nigeria and Ghana are expected to be among the world’s fastest growing economies in 2012 says investment banking and research firm, Renaissance Capital. According to the company’s global Chief Economist,[...]
A new consumer market survey conducted by research firm, McKinsey, jointly carried out with TBWA shows that the steady growth of Africa’s population, coupled with the growing optimism of the[...]
In what has been described as a bold move by Economists around the world, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) recently added $500 million worth of Chinese Yuan to its[...]
UTC Nigeria Plc recently opened an ultra modern food court in Victoria Island, Lagos, its second so far in Lagos. According to the organization’s corporate affairs manager, “the idea is to[...]
Speaking recently on his leadership style amidst the crisis facing Nigeria, President Goodluck Jonathan explained the reasoning behind his perceived slow leadership. “When I’m challenged I think more; I don’t[...]
Lagos State officially went cashless as of Sunday, January 1st, 2012. The state was selected as the pilot location for moving Nigeria towards more electronic based transactions. The pilot will[...]
Video – CNN interviews Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie about her novel, “Americanah” and her literary careerMay 23, 2013
“I see Dropifi becoming the Salesforce for small businesses” – CP-Africa interviews David Osei of Dropifi.com – 500 Startups’ first African founded companyMay 23, 2013
Ushahidi’s Ory Okolloh joins Omidyar Network as Director, InvestmentsMay 22, 2013
Okonjo Iweala on CNN – “Africans must find African solutions to African problems”May 22, 2013
Millicom International invests an additional €35 million into Jumia, Kaymu, Hellofood & VamidoMay 21, 2013
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