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Springfield E&P’s successful Afina well appraisal confirms high production potential, paving the way for further commercial development in Ghana’s deep-water oil fields.
Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe, CEO of Fidelity Bank, invests N239.4 million ($141,794) in the bank’s shares, reinforcing her belief in the institution’s strong financial performance and growth potential.
Access Bank responds to viral allegations of missing funds, assuring customers and stakeholders of its continued adherence to ethical practices and financial transparency.
Ajimisinmi and Bakare to drive strategic growth and innovation.
Jospong Group partners with Afreximbank to drive waste management reforms in Nigeria and expand rice production in Ghana.
United Bank for Africa’s rights issue aims to strengthen regulatory compliance and accelerate its pan-African growth strategy.
Ecobank and Nium partner to bring real-time cross-border payments to 35 African markets, empowering businesses with faster, more efficient global transactions
Minority shareholders push for governance reforms at Oando Plc amid delisting uncertainties, seeking stronger protections and transparency to safeguard their interests.
BUA Industries secures $200 million from Afreximbank to accelerate expansion, boosting Nigeria’s industrial growth and self-sufficiency in key sectors.
Jumia posts a $20-million Q3 loss but strengthens its financial strategy, targeting growth in high-potential African markets while expanding into underserved areas.
Ahmad Farroukh steps in as Globacom's CEO to lead critical reforms and address urgent subscriber challenges.
UBA seeks $143.6 million in new capital to drive expansion across Africa.
Heirs Energies is set to drive sustainable energy solutions at African Energy Week 2024, aligning with Tony Elumelu’s vision for transforming Africa’s energy sector.
The fraud arraignment of former Aviation Minister, Stella Oduah has been delayed for the sixth time due to a fresh petition filed by co-defendants, calling for a review of the charges.
Oando Group pledges to drive Nigeria’s energy future through sustainable solutions, with major projects like Okpai leading the way.
MTN Nigeria Communications Plc, led by CEO Karl Toriola, reports a staggering loss of N514.9 billion ($311.2 million) for Q3 2024, marking a sharp increase in losses compared to N14.9 billion ($9 million) in the same period last year, driven by foreign exchange challenges and rising expenses.