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Why lending rates are high in microfinance banks — Operators
CHIEF Executive Officers of Microfinance Banks (MfBs) have attributed
the high interest rate charged by the banks to the high cost of doing business
in the sub-sector. Vanguard
Insurers pay N119.5b claims
Amid the hardship of recession in 2016,
insurers helped restore businesses and protect families of insured
Nigerians through payment of claims for losses worth N119.5 billion, a report
by the Nigeria Insurers Association (NIA) has shown.The Nation
Isuzu launches operations in South Africa
Isuzu Motors has launched its business
operations in South Africa. This followed the announcement last year when
the firm said it would purchase the light commercial vehicle operations in Port
Elizabeth and the balance of shareholding in its Isuzu Trucks South Africa
operations.The
Nation
South Africa raises VAT for first time in 25 years
South Africa’s new
leadership has announced it was taking the politically risky step of raising
value-added tax (VAT) for the first time in 25 years to cut the deficit and
stabilise debt under new President Cyril Ramaphosa.The
Nation
Adesina urges U.S. to support Africa’s agricbusiness
African Development
Bank (AfDB) President, Dr. Akinwumi Adesina has called for increased
American and global investments to help unlock Africa’s agriculture potential.The
Nation
‘Banks can do better in tackling financial crimes’
The Inter-Governmental Action Group against Money Laundering in West
Africa (GIABA) is committed to fighting corruption, terrorism financing and
money laundering across the ECOWAS sub region.The
Nation
CNN, Dangote Industries grow long-term partnership
CNN International Commercial
(CNNIC) and Dangote Industries are expanding their long-term partnership by
renewing Dangote’s sponsorship within CNN Marketplace Africa, launching a new
brand campaign on CNN TV and Digital, and – in a media-first – integrating
Dangote Industries with a video series on cinematic storytelling network Great
Big Story.
The Nation
The Nation
Autonomous driving ‘ll kill mass-market cars, says Toyota
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has launched a Corporate Governance
Index (CG Index), which will track the performance of prequalified companies,
using their market capitalisation, free float and corporate governance rating
scores. The
Nation
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