A tense four-hour meeting in Port Harcourt brought FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, APC's Kingsley Chinda, and Governor Siminalayi Fubara together. The session hints at a possible end to Rivers State's long-running political crisis.
The IMF is pushing South Sudan to freeze non-essential spending and speed up reforms. Sudan’s war is driving up prices and deepening the crisis.
Libya stands at a crossroads. Oil riches and deep political rifts threaten both new prosperity and another round of chaos.
Somaliland is stepping up its bid to take charge of its airspace and border entry, openly challenging Somalia’s authority and pressing ahead with its own state functions.
Egypt is setting up a Unified Licensing Window to cut red tape for investors. The move is part of a three-year plan to boost private sector growth.
Support staff at Port Harcourt Refining Company have given management 48 hours to pay seven months of wages and start a new salary structure. They warn the refinery will shut down if nothing changes.
