To expand Nigeria’s port infrastructure and reduce cargo concentration around Lagos, the Nigerian government has announced the modernisation of Onne, Rivers, Delta and Calabar ports. But these new developments alone will not make the country’s maritime trade more efficient. Without
While the proposed framework seeks to formalise the forex market, its proposed requirements could raise barriers to entry for small brokers and technology companies.
When passengers buy a flight ticket in Nigeria, they assume they are paying the airline for fuel, crew salaries, and aircraft maintenance. But in reality, they are paying a massive toll to the government.
Atiku Abubakar said he will reopen Nigeria’s land borders if elected president. This promise asserted that the country’s borders are closed, a claim The Liberalist found to be misleading.
In Uganda, I do not believe in a free press! The press should be guided by cadres of the revolution.
Proponents assume that local storage makes data cheaper and safer. But this assumption ignores Nigeria’s structural deficit, specifically, the unstable national energy grid.
For years, the Nigerian telecommunication airtime loan market has operated efficiently. This system uses an automated algorithm based on recharge histories to grant instant airtime on credit.
A report by the Committee to Protect Journalists said authorities have assaulted, arrested, or harassed at least 91 journalists since President Tinubu assumed office in 2023.
Several African countries continue to struggle to ensure that journalists and media organisations operate without fear of censorship or intimidation
How do I now invest if I am not able to move around and 38 visas does not make sense
Health solutions such as online pharmacy platforms and telemedicine consult are placed within the sharp claws of the VAT
This move signals a step towards safeguarding media freedom and Nigeria’s broader civic space.
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