Naira continues to struggle
The Naira continues to struggle, declining by one naira on the black market over the weekend.…
Reviving Nigeria’s railway
As part of the initiatives in place to attract investors into Nigeria's railway industry, how can Nigeria ensure sustainability of the railway system while matching global best practices?…
Coping with recession: Nigerians react
As the recession deepens in Nigeria; CNBC Africa went on the streets to find out how people are coping with the economic situation, on day-to-day living.…
Nigeria to auction N117.2bn in short-dated Treasury bills
Nigeria plans to sell 117.2 billion naira worth of short-dated treasury bills at an auction this Wednesday.…
Early Black Friday sales kick off in Nigeria
Nigeria's retail sector is gearing up for a boost as Black Friday sales have kicked off across the country. Paul Midy, CEO Jumia Travel joins CNBC Africa to discuss its impact on…
Nigeria’s equities swing positive
The NSE All Share Index halted its eight-day losing streak, gaining 21 basis points at the close of trading. This was largely driven by bargain hunting in Nestle, GT Bank, PZ and…
Nigeria recession deepens
A fall in Nigeria's oil production and biting foreign exchange shortages saw Nigeria's third quarter Gross Domestic Product contract further by 2.24 per cent.…
Blue chip stocks drag Nigeria index down
The NSE All Share Index fell 2.4 per cent week-on-week to settle at 25,537.5 points, driven down by the price depreciation in some key bellwether stocks like Dangote Cement, Nigerian Breweries, Zenith…
Nigeria equities market ends week negative
Following the gloomy news of Nigeria's October inflation figures released on Monday, the NSE ended in negative territory every day this week.…
Opera reaches 100 million users in Africa
Internet Company Opera has released its State of the Mobile Web Africa 2016 Report.…
Impact of Nigeria’s naira devaluation on Q2 earnings
As the second quarter earnings season winds down, a big takeaway has been the impact of the devaluation of the naira on corporate Nigeria.…