Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has commended Sahara Group’s partnership with the country and its national refining company, SAR. The endorsement comes as Senegal seeks reliable energy supplies amid difficult global market conditions.
September 07, 2026
Artificial intelligence is making information and analysis more abundant across the economy. Sustainability strategist Kristina Wyatt argues that this shift may increase the value of resilience.
September 07, 2026
Nigeria’s holding-company trend is meeting a tougher tax and governance reality. A new analysis by Justin C. Chukwudi says the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 changes how owners should assess dividends, disposals and offshore structures.
September 07, 2026
Recurring US recalls are drawing attention to more severe, drug-resistant foodborne outbreaks. A Revolving Door Project investigation links the risk to concentrated corporate power and weakened regulatory capacity.
September 07, 2026
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has commended Sahara Group’s partnership with the country and its national refining company, SAR. The endorsement comes as Senegal seeks reliable energy supplies amid difficult global market conditions.
Artificial intelligence is making information and analysis more abundant across the economy. Sustainability strategist Kristina Wyatt argues that this shift may increase the value of resilience.
Nigeria’s holding-company trend is meeting a tougher tax and governance reality. A new analysis by Justin C. Chukwudi says the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 changes how owners should assess dividends, disposals and offshore structures.
Recurring US recalls are drawing attention to more severe, drug-resistant foodborne outbreaks. A Revolving Door Project investigation links the risk to concentrated corporate power and weakened regulatory capacity.
A UNEP report says the world is likely to cross 1.5°C within years. Even its most optimistic modelled pathway peaks near 1.8°C before temperatures decline.
Climate & Capital has returned to the climate-finance conversation under publisher Peter McKillop. Its reappearance comes as record investment still falls short of transition needs, especially in emerging markets.
Researchers have identified converging biological networks across five illnesses marked by profound fatigue. The finding could shift care away from treating exhaustion as an unexplained symptom.
Dr Kola Adesina has challenged Nigerian insurers to replace old sales models with products designed around how people actually live and spend. Delivering the keynote address at the ISSP launch, he drew on his early insurance career and later experience in the energy sector.
Nigeria's insurance regulator has placed consumer trust, digital distribution and inclusion at the centre of the industry's next growth phase. Mr Olusegun Ayo Omosehin, Commissioner for Insurance and Chief Executive Officer of NAICOM, gave the welcome address at the ISSP launch.
Nigeria's Senate has pledged continued legislative support for a stronger insurance market as the country pursues institutional reform and inclusive growth. Mr Victor Ihedu delivered the goodwill message on behalf of Senator Tokunbo Abiru, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Banking, Insurance and Other Financial Institutions.
Canada has backed efforts to strengthen Nigeria's insurance sector, linking effective regulation and market trust to investment and economic resilience. Mrs Funke Beke delivered the message on behalf of the Canadian High Commissioner at the launch of the Insurance Sector Strengthening Programme.
Girls’ education is increasingly being framed as a core development priority for Chad’s long-term future. Keeping girls in school can strengthen health, income prospects, civic participation and national resilience.
