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Dangote Cement Advocates for Greener Construction Across Africa
Dangote Cement's leadership is pushing for a shift toward lower carbon emissions in African construction, aligning regional growth with global sustainability goals.
Canal+ CEO Confirms Completion of MultiChoice Integration
MultiChoice is now an official subsidiary of Canal+, a move the CEO says will strengthen the company's African media presence through international resources.
SK Hynix Secures $26.5 Billion in Historic US Share Listing
South Korean chip manufacturer SK Hynix has completed a record-breaking $26.5bn US share listing, reflecting intense investor interest in the firm's role within the global artificial intelligence supply chain.
Nigerian Senate Approves Lafarge Africa Acquisition by Huaxin with Regulatory Caveats
The Nigerian Senate has approved the sale of Lafarge Africa Plc to Hainan Huaxin Pan-African Investment Company, citing no national security risks while demanding strict regulatory oversight.
CAC Sets August 2026 Deadline for Business Letterhead Compliance
The Corporate Affairs Commission has announced that all businesses must update their letterheads to include specific director information and registration details by August 1, 2026, or face penalties.
NAICOM Urges Nigerian Insurers Association to Restore Public Confidence
NAICOM Commissioner Olusegun Ayo Omosehin has tasked the new NIA leadership with restoring public trust and expanding insurance penetration following recent legislative and capital reforms.
Corporate Affairs Commission mandates letterhead disclosures starting August 1
The CAC will enforce strict reporting requirements for company letterheads starting August 1, 2026, requiring firms to include registration details and specific director information to avoid sanctions.
APM Terminals Nigeria Advocates for Seaports as Hubs for Sustainable Transport
APM Terminals Nigeria advocates for making seaports the foundation of a sustainable national transport network, citing modernization and electrification as key to future growth.
Will Companies Accommodate Fans During England’s Late-Night World Cup Match?
As England prepares for a 1:00 AM World Cup match, businesses are weighing the benefits of offering flexible start times against the operational realities of the following workday.
MTN Nigeria CEO Karl Toriola Reaffirms Firm’s Local Roots and Defends Tariff Hikes
MTN Nigeria CEO Karl Toriola dismisses claims that the company is purely foreign, highlighting its deep local ownership and explaining that recent tariff hikes were necessary to ensure operational survival and infrastructure growth.