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Nigeria's economy undergoes significant reforms under President Tinubu, impacting trade, investment, and global partnerships. Discover the details and potential impact.
“What Nigeria needs now is not just change, but economic transformation driven by competence, courage, and accountability,” said Akinloye, who is the Principal Partner at Diesel Solicitors and ...
In making that shift, Nigeria is taking the lead for a continent to follow. So many Nigerian administrations I have known have been hostage to economic events, doubling down time and again on ...
Research from the University of Johannesburg shows how inequality can demolish most of the benefits of positive economic growth and social grants for people living in poverty, especially during ...
Economic justice considerations, including the rights to a living wage, housing, education, health care, clean environment, food, and safety, infuse the work of the US Program. Lack of economic ...
A full look at all the retail locations Walmart owns as a nationwide boycott hits the country's biggest employer.
The unreality of reality TV: How competition shows influence U.S. politics and shape views about economic inequality Columbia University’s Eunji Kim: “The behavioral data tells us that most American ...
Nigeria's president is defending his economic reforms, which have led to the worst economic crisis in decades. Poverty levels have soared. Fuel costs have more than tripled and people are hungry.
The researchers discovered that states with lower gender equality also had lower financial well-being for men, indicating that gender inequality is linked with poor economic growth overall.
So many Nigerian administrations I have known have been hostage to economic events, doubling down time and again on state intervention rather than having the conviction to reform.
Less reported—but with similar potential—was last year’s signing of the Enhanced Trade and Investment Partnership (ETIP) between the UK and Nigeria, the ...
As ghosts of the 1930s haunt the global outlook, the scramble for trade deals has seized control of government agendas. The United States has leveraged its “tariff war” to secure better terms, driving ...