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The brewer has shifted its financial year-end to December from June, opting for an eighteen-month reporting period, which terminated last December to mark the start of that switch. The post Guinness Nigeria reports N41.2 billion profit as sales more than double appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Crime-weary South Africa will deploy army units alongside police within 10 days to tackle rampant crime fuelled by drugs gangs and illegal miners, the police minister said Tuesday.

The decline brings the official rate to its lowest level since the Covid-19 shock pushed unemployment above 30%

Nigeria warned its nationals against being recruited for armed conflicts abroad after reports that some were duped into fighting for Russia in Ukraine, as were citizens of other African countries.

As nations seek to cut fuel costs and reduce emissions, both countries have signed deals to assemble vehicles using kits produced by automakers in China.

Financiers warn that reforms that emerged from the global financial crisis of 2008 could disproportionately impact African banks.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is in Ethiopia for his first official visit since 2015. He was received by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed with an elaborate ceremony at the presidential palace in Addis Ababa.

A new report by two of its agencies describes systematic rights violations and abuses of migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers.

The report attributed the slowdown to reductions in the average prices of water yams, eggs, green peas, groundnut oil, soya beans, palm oil, and maize grains. The post Nigeria’s food inflation drops to 14-year low appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

As global art sales tumble, the oil-rich Gulf is emerging as the industry's new frontier, with heavyweights like Art Basel making their regional debut in Qatar to tap into a surge of cultural investment.