Month: June 2026
1519 posts
Oil costs drop to pre-Iran conflict levels as shipping lanes reopen
Oil prices have returned to pre-conflict levels as commercial shipping lanes through the Strait of Hormuz begin to reopen following recent US-Iran negotiations.
Deadly twin earthquakes strike Venezuela, causing extensive damage in Caracas
At least 32 people are dead and 700 injured after back-to-back earthquakes rocked Venezuela, prompting a national state of emergency and a massive search and rescue operation.
Bologna initiate discussions for Rangers player Raskin
Bologna start talks for Nico Raskin while Rangers close in on re-signing Ross McCrorie, and Manchester United eyes Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn.
Neymar makes emotional comeback for Brazil in Miami
After a three-year absence due to injury, 34-year-old Neymar returned to the pitch for Brazil, earning praise from manager Carlo Ancelotti as the team looks toward World Cup success.
Government implements temporary VAT reduction on family activities and children’s meals
A temporary VAT reduction on family attractions and children's meals launches this week, though experts and businesses question its overall effectiveness and implementation costs.
OPay and the Expansion of Financial Access Across Nigeria
OPay is playing a critical role in Nigeria's push for financial inclusion by providing accessible, reliable, and secure digital payment solutions to millions of citizens, including those in underserved regions.
Spyro Accuses Nigerian Clerics of Profiting from National Crisis
Singer Spyro claims that religious leaders in Nigeria are exploiting the country's insecurity and economic hardship for financial gain, urging them to prioritize their congregants' welfare instead.
Experts urge local investment to replace $2.1 billion ceramic imports
Industry stakeholders at the NCISPE 2026 summit are calling for increased local production to offset a projected $2.1 billion in ceramic imports, criticizing the absence of key government agencies at the event.
Study Finds Majority of Nigeria’s Agricultural Data Is Obsolete
A new NADIH study reveals that 70 percent of Nigeria's government-held agricultural data is outdated, hampering investment and policy development across the sector.
PwC Report Highlights Resilient Growth Trends Among African Family Enterprises
PwC's 2025 survey reveals that African family businesses are outperforming global sales averages by prioritizing technology, reputation, and disciplined growth strategies.