Kenya’s First IPO in 11 Years Scrapes Through With Uganda’s Help
The initial public offering of Kenya’s state-run pipeline company, the first such sale for the East African nation in more than a decade, exceeded its target by 5.7%
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The initial public offering of Kenya’s state-run pipeline company, the first such sale for the East African nation in more than a decade, exceeded its target by 5.7%
The governors of Benue and Taraba States, Hyacinth Alia and Agbu Kefas have come together to find a lasting solution to the challenges of insecurity along their share borders. The…
LAGOS – Dr. Abdul-Azeez Olajide Adediran, popularly called Jandor, and 2027 Lagos All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship aspirant has extended warm congratulations to the Lagos State Chairman of the APC,…
One Israeli source disclosed that traffic cameras across Tehran played a crucial role in monitoring movements inside the Iranian capital.
Spanish Prime Minister likened conflict to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Israel’s assault on Gaza
Fitch Ratings Inc. lowered its outlook on Indonesia’s credit rating to negative due to increasing policy uncertainty in the Southeast Asian nation, joining a growing group of firms warning of risks to the nation’s assets.

Nigerian online retailer Konga has rolled out a new nationwide sales drive featuring price cuts on satellite internet kits and read more Konga discounts Starlink, Samsung in new campaign
.Why visa walls and broken flight routes are choking AfCFTA, silencing women’s mobility, and costing the continent its most valuable deals. By Habibah A. Waziri and Oswald Osaretin Guobadia “Plans

MeCure Industries Plc’s latest audited results tell a two-year story of strain and payoff. In 2024, the pharmaceutical company grew read more MeCure rebounds as expansion begins to pay off

The Medical and Dental Practitioners Council of Nigeria (MDCN) has suspended three senior doctors over alleged medical negligence linked to read more MediaI Council suspends two doctors, Euracare director over Chimamanda son’s death
One-fifth of the global oil is shipped through the strait, which remains effectively closed amid US-Israeli war on Iran.
Singaporeans will likely face higher power bills if a shutdown at Qatar’s giant liquefied natural gas export plant proves lengthy.