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Nigeria will keep its costly but popular petrol subsidy until mid-2023 and has set aside 3.36 trillion naira ($7.5 billion) to spend on it, Finance Minister Zainab Ahme
A Bahraini human rights activist’s iPhone was silently hacked earlier this year by a powerful spyware sold to nation-states, defeating new security protections that Apple designed to withstand c
Undated photo provided by the Lekki Free Trade Zone shows people working at a factory inside the Lekki Free Trade Zone in Nigeria. /Xinhua Nigeria's decision to reopen its borders will facilit
Nigeria has overseen a huge growth of locally-owned and managed companies in its oil sector - but lower prices and the new coronavirus are threatening the transformation./Reuters Nigeria's eco
The International Monetary Fund to consider Nigeria's request for $3.4 billion in emergency financing to combat the impact of the coronavirus./REUTERS. The International Monetary Fund on Frida
Amid a hike in the global caseload, African countries are waging all-out efforts against COVID-19 with lessons learned from the Ebola crisis. by Xinhua writers Olatunji Saliu and Cao Kai ABUJA, Marc
FILE PHOTO: Nigerian Finance Minister Zainab Ahmed attends the IMF and World Bank's 2019 Annual Spring Meetings, in Washington, U.S. /Reuters Nigeria's Minister of Finance Zainab Ahmed announc