Projected market conditions for 2021 do not indicate a return to high commodity prices, implying that the super profit era of petroleum is over; The industry’s cost base has been adjusted, but African fiscal...
African Energy Chamber issues rallying call to all industry stakeholders to work together on a reform agenda to keep African natural resources competitive and create jobs; short-term outlook for African oil & gas remains...
By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber On Oct. 1, 1960, everything seemed possible for Nigeria: After nearly 80 years of colonialism under Great Britain, it was finally an independent nation. During the...
By Travys Wilkins, Executive Director at SureStart (www.SureStart.co.za) When government first announced a national lockdown back in March, countless businesses were left scrambling to make working from home, work. Sure, distributed work was probably on the...
By Atiku Abubakar On Monday, April 27, 2020, British oil and gas giant, BP, became the latest in a growing number of energy firms to declare a massive quarterly loss. Their loss was in...
By Chinyere Joel- Nwokeoma For many years, until the early 1980s, the Nigerian textile industry was the highest employer of labour, after the public sector. Sadly, the industry is in dire straits battling for...
The Lagos Chapter of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) and the Organizing Committee of the Lagos Media Marathon will be celebrating the positive impact of the telecom industry on the media at the...
Efficient and effective “Regulation, Connectivity, Broadband, BroadPLANS & Convergence” are the key drivers of national competitiveness, the Executive Vice Chairman/CEO of Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Prof Umar Danbatta has submitted in a lead presentation...
The 7th edition of the largest international meeting of Africa’s private sector will be held on March 25 and 26 in Kigali, Rwanda; Leading decision-makers from industry, finance and politics, will come from more...
