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Nigeria China

SINO-NIGERIAN RELATIONS

Nigeria and China: Understanding the imbalanced relationship

Racism against Nigerians – and other Africans – is not new in China. Africa-China history is marked by solidarity, but also dented by old ... and new racism. Nothing at this moment suggests that the current situation will drastically change.

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AfDB: “Aren’t they ashamed?” – Adesina’s defence

In the face of serious accusations by a group of employees, the president of the pan-African institution is answering his critics point by point. ... />

The spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Accra

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Ghana: Debt repayments greater than health or education spending

Ghana was the first sub-Saharan African country to ease restrictions when it lifted lockdown measures on 20 April. The country’s Minister of ... Finance Ken Ofori-Atta argued the 21-day lockdown of Ghana’s biggest cities had become financially unbearable for most of the population, a concern that gave the government little choice but to lift the restriction.

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Virus Outbreak No Exit

same ball game

Coronavirus: How is Egypt navigating the economic fallout?

The ravages caused by the coronavirus have equalised the playing field across the globe: not one country will come out of this untouched. But ... as states learn to live with this new reality, they must also create policies to minimise the economic impact this crisis will undoubtedly bring.

Article 10/10 of "Corona Chronicles: 25 May – 29 May"

Adesina Adesina, February 22, 2018, Virginia, United States, at the U.S. Department of Agriculture's 94th Agriculture Outlook Forum.

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AfDB approves independent investigation into Adesina

The Office of the Board of Governors of the African Development Bank (AfDB) heeded Washington's call by approving a new investigation into the ... management of its President, Akinwumi Adesina.

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Sleeping Giant

Nigeria VS Coronavirus: Gas could be saving grace over crashing oil

In the fourth story of our series on the impact of COVID-19 on Nigeria's economy, we look at why the country's neglected gas reserves need to ... form part of the energy reforms.

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Waiting Game

Nigeria VS Coronavirus: Fintech can prosper by surviving COVID-19

Nigeria’s biggest technology and telecoms players will benefit in the long term from the COVID-19 pandemic. The challenge is to protect small ... start-ups that represent the future of innovation. This third article of our series on the the impact of COVID-19 on Nigeria, looks at telecoms and technology.

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Virus Nigeria Outbreak

investing in the informal

Coronavirus: Nigeria’s informal economy hit hard

Nigeria’s informal economy has grown considerably over the last decade. ...

Article 6/10 of "Corona Chronicles: 25 May – 29 May"

French President Emmanuel Macron

death of CFA franc

France: One step closer to ending the CFA franc

On 20 May, the French Council of Ministers passed a bill modifying its monetary agreement with the eight member states of the West African Economic ... and Monetary Union (UEMOA), following the unexpected CFA franc reform announced this past December.

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Damage limitation

Nigeria VS Coronavirus: Corporate governance over capital strength

Corporate governance rather than capital strength is the main challenge facing Nigerian regulators and banks grappling with lending exposure ... to the country’s oil producers. In the second story of our series, we look at the impact of COVID-19 on Nigeria's economy as it considers the outlook for banks who have lent to oil producers.

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