Democracy deficit in one African country will affect the…
In another development, heads of bar associations and law societies have said that a democracy deficit in one…
Embracing mediation as alternative business dispute…
When a dispute ensues in business, marriage or other social relationships and parties to the dispute choose to…
Useful Practical Note:
Proem
Increasingly, international businesses are considering Africa as strategic to their further growth and are,…
Google faces EU charge over Android ‘abuse of…
Google has been issued formal antitrust charges over claims that it abuses the dominant position of its Android…
Saudi moves in on first foreign loan in 25 years as oil…
Saudi Arabia is reported to be close to securing a $10bn (£6.9bn) loan deal from international banks as it tries to…
Doha stalemate: The morning after
Oil producers that supply almost half the world’s crude gathered in Doha on April 17 to negotiate a production…
Senate & CCT/CCB Act amendment
The Senate last week, in what appeared to be the most accelerated amendment of Acts, passed for second…
Poor allocation, system failure stalls potential of…
Agricultural research institutes operating in the country have failed to provide technologies that will improve…
Nigeria set to cut $1.3bn diary import cost through…
In a bid to reduce the country’s diary import bill, the Prime Minister of Denmark, Lars Loekke Rasmussen and…
Understanding new electricity tariffs: The case for and…
The revenues to cover the cost of the entire electricity sector come from retail electricity tariffs. Retail…
CBN injects N26bn in new sugar refinery
Godwin Emefiele, Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, (CBN) has assured genuine investors of cooperation and…
LNG producers to open new markets to soak up surplus
The world’s top producers of liquefied natural gas (LNG) are investing in ship-fuelling operations, floating import…