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Capital & Class
From Nbr. 77, June 2002
to Vol. 43 Nbr. 1, March 2019
Sage Publications Ltd. (UK), 2009
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Financial Management (UK)
From Nbr. 2000, December 2000
to Nbr. 2015, February - February 2015
Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), 2009
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African Business
From Nbr. 1994, January 1994
to Nbr. 472, April 2020
IC Publications Ltd., 2009
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The Middle East
From Nbr. 1992, July 1992
to Nbr. 2018, January 2018
IC Publications Ltd., 2009
- AfDB signs first loan agreement with Sudanese private sector.
- How is Nigeria's border closure affecting trade?
- How to navigate business across African markets: Jordan Rittenberry, CEO of Edelman Africa, part of the world's largest public relations firm, says that working in Africa requires grit, humility and the realisation that mistakes are inevitable--as well as an appreciation of the continent's immense potential.
- The question of inequality: Stephen Williams reviews Thomas Piketty's game--changing analysis of the global financial system and the ideology underpinning it.
- Africa braces for coronavirus shock: As the Covid-19 virus begins to spread across Africa, Dr Desne Masie assesses the damage done so far and what is being done to protect people and economies against its worst effects.
- Nigerians hold onto their hats for a rocky ride: With the recent plunge in oil prices and the new threat of coronavirus adding to the country's longer term economic problems, Nigeria's economic outlook is far from certain.
- Pace of renewables uptake will vary across Africa: Philippe Valahu, CEO, Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG).
- Renewable energy brings light to Nigeria.
- Sasol plans rights issue and asset sales.
- Airlines cancel flights.
- UNICEF stresses importance of handwashing.
- Dangote spearheads Nigeria's tomato production drive: Nigeria's need to limit imports and boost domestic production of tomatoes is providing a business opportunity for some of its largest conglomerates, as Linus Unah reports.
- Safaricom waives fees for M-Pesa transactions.
- Innovation puts Lagos on the map.
- Cameroon: Catching on to global trends in food production.
- The need for a private sector coalition on agriculture.
- Women's issues are economic issues.
- End of Rwanda-Uganda dispute hinges on rebel group issue.
- AfCFTA: We're closer than you think: As D-day approaches for the African Continental Free Trade Area African Business talked to Ambassador Albert Muchanga, the AU's Commissioner for Trade and Industry, ahead of the AU's all-important Extraordinary Summit in May.
- Central Bank of Kenya extends loans.
- Tullow Oil woes threatens Uganda and Kenya oil hopes.
- Central Bank of Nigeria creates fund to combat coronavirus.
- Travel bans across continent.
- Africa's green renewal gathers pace.
- E-commerce powers Africa's rapidly expanding, fashion sector.
- Nigeria improves its business climate.
- Technology powered by the people.
- On the road with Gambia's Olympic boxing hopefuls.
- An Africa summit that we could all support: The recent rise in Africa-focused summits is to be welcomed, but as long as delegations focus on narrow deals for their own countries the needs of the continent will not be met, argues Gyude Moore.
- Nigerian fertilizer suppliers receive financial support.
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