AU will inaugurate Africa’s first credit rating agency today as an alternative to the “big three” global ratings agencies as debt burdens weigh on many African economies.
Mr Ekpo urged NUPRC to continue strengthening regulatory stability, facilitating timely approvals, and improving transparency.
Musa Yakubu, a tomato dealer, attributed the trend to the significant increase in supply occasioned by bumper harvests.
PAFTRAC said access to finance remains a key challenge for African countries.
Building the foundations for an AI-ready economy can help turn Africa’s growth into more jobs and better opportunities for the region’s rapidly growing labour force.
Governor Umo Eno has approved a N50,000 wardrobe allowance for each of the 20,000 teachers employed by the Akwa Ibom government.
The Kano government has approved promotions for 18,984 teaching and non-teaching staff of the state Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB).
Ikeja Electric says it attributed reduced electricity supply across its network to a shortfall in the power allocated to it from the national grid.
The growth was attributed to the economic policies of the Tinubu administration.
Mr Sarwar said the discussions explored opportunities for bilateral cooperation in advanced manufacturing, clean energy and digital trade.
