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The top 10 performing stockbrokers on the Nigerian exchange account for over half of traded shares so far in 2025.
In Africa, where most countries are struggling with inflation, the MPR is one of the fiscal policies that apex banks use in controlling inflation.
The recent legal battle over VAT on restaurant food could impact pricing in Nigeria and limit the EFCC’s role in tax enforcement.
Nigeria’s costly, inefficient ports are losing businesses to West Africa, costing ₦130 billion yearly in lost revenue and trade.

Among African nations, Nigeria stands out, not only for its significant lithium deposits but also for its strategic initiatives aimed at harnessing this resource to establish itself as a key player in the global battery industry.

Rising telecom taxes across Africa are increasing costs, reducing financial inclusion, and creating uncertainty for investors.

Oando’s debt-to-equity swap raises tax implications, investor considerations, and potential shifts in Nigeria’s corporate financing.
Lagos, Rivers, and Oyo States led Nigeria’s VAT contributions in 2024, driving economic growth through strategic investments, infrastructure, and business-friendly policies. Their approaches offer valuable lessons for other states aiming to boost revenue and attract investments.
Fintech platforms in Africa are reshaping savings with high-interest payouts, but tax compliance challenges remain a growing concern.
With Trump’s foreign aid freeze in full swing, critical healthcare, food security, and humanitarian programs across Africa face uncertainty. Here are the top African countries that will be losing out.
9mobile’s market share has dropped to 1.9%, raising concerns about its tax contributions and Nigeria’s potential revenue loss.
Bento Africa’s tax scandal exposes PAYE system flaws, corporate governance issues, and risks of outsourcing payroll.

In 2025, analysts predict the NGX will witness bullish oil and banking stocks, and FX headwinds. Will market resilience hold, or will volatility shape the year
Risevest’s SEC scrutiny highlights tax and regulatory challenges for digital investment platforms and investors.

Nigeria’s indigenous oil and gas major, Aradel Holdings, recorded a 352.9% increase in staff salary payments in 2024, disbursing a total of N21 billion, up from the previous year.
Richards Bay coal exports rise to 52M tons in 2024, but challenges like low coal prices and infrastructure remain.
Nigeria’s 33% railway revenue drop in Q3 2024, has been linked to decline in cargo and other sources of income.
Egypt’s new tax reforms simplify processes, cut taxes for SMEs, speed up refunds, and rebuild trust with businesses.
Kenya’s e-Citizen faces challenges like crashes and security issues but could inspire digital growth in Africa.

How Nigeria’s FIRS can achieve ₦25 trillion revenue in 2025 by learning from South Africa’s advanced tax system.