Nigeria cuts lending rate for first time in five years
The move comes following the easing of inflation that had driven repeated hikes from early 2024.
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Nigeria’s Seplat forecasts $6B revenue from new oil and gas projects
The oil and gas producer plans to invest up to $3 billion to drill at least 120 new wells and commission three gas projects.
Survey finds Gulf residents feel safe at night
Five of the world’s top 10 countries for feeling safe while walking alone at night are in the region.
Global CEOs confirm for Riyadh's 'Davos in the Desert'
The Future Investment Initiative has grown in heft and expanded internationally since its launch in 2017.
Kuwait royal meets top US CEOs in New York
Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Sabah asked the CEOs he met with to boost their presence in Kuwait, according to official statements.
Trump scraps talks with Democratic leaders amid GOP blowback
The president backed out of a meeting tentatively planned for Thursday.
UAE firms plan to invest $100 million in AI startups worldwide
Presight, the AI and big data firm backed by G42, and Shorooq’s new fund plans to offer not just capital but also access to computing power.
Recognizing Palestine is a reward for Israel, not Hamas
Global momentum behind Palestinian statehood could strip extremists of their purpose and offer Israel a way out of isolation.
Trump tariffs were ‘a wake-up call for us,’ says Ramaphosa
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said the US tariff policy had triggered a trade strategy refocus.
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