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Nigeria’s top lender by assets is considering exiting at least one of its foreign markets as the business with operations in about 24 countries looks to comply with central-bank rules limiting external investments.
We haven't written up this one. Bloomberg has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
https://www.dawn.com/news/2043198
KOSPI struggled to regain its footing Monday after plunging more than 11 percent last week. The benchmark index barely held above the 5,000 mark, underscoring the volatility that has gripped the…
Ethiopia's central bank blames oil-driven supply shocks for inflation near 15%, yet its own data show money growing faster than the economy.
The Gambia plans to lift tax revenue to about 15% of GDP by 2030, adding about 3.2% of GDP in revenue, a July IMF paper says, as debt payments weigh.
The State Transport Company (STC) has rejected claims that it deliberately deploys unroadworthy buses to the Upper East Region and other parts of northern Ghana, saying vehicle allocation is…
