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Nigeria’s ₦250B real estate fund may drive affordable housing, boost REITs, empowering developers, and spur growth in the real estate sector.
Kenya has introduced a new law that prohibits microfinance companies from harassing loan defaulters
New rules on commercial papers in Nigeria aim for more accountability but could complicate things for businesses and tax collection.
Flour Mills’ ₦105.2 billion buyout by Excelsior Shipping Company and its removal from the Nigerian Exchange has made the stock market smaller.
The proposed changes to Nigeria’s personal income tax will impact employee retention, compensation, compliance, and business costs.
First Bank of Nigeria has reportedly laid off 100 of its senior staff. Leaders of the bank’s move to replace with new executives
Nigeria’s WHT regulations exempt manufacturers, energy producers, and small businesses, making tax compliance easier and promoting growth.
Kwara NLC’s call for a 50% tax cut could result in higher corporate taxes or levies to bridge the shortfall and increased costs for companies.
First City Monument Bank Group has announced that it has raised 147.5 billion naira ($95.84 million) through a public offering of shares.
Access Bank, Nigeria’s largest by assets, plans to expand into Morocco, enhancing its global presence as part of a strategic global push
The Insurance Reform Bill, 2024, proposes up to ₦35 billion as capital requirement to run an insurance company in Nigeria
Tax reforms and clearer land titles could unlock Nigeria’s real estate potential, says Adamakin Investment CEO Akindele Afolabi.
Zimbabwe has introduced a 10% tax on betting winnings, aiming to boost revenue while reshaping the gambling industry.
Access Bank surpasses ₦500 billion capital mark, leading the charge as Nigerian banks race to meet new regulatory standards.
In 2024, Nigeria’s revenue from company tax fell by 28% in one quarter due to rising prices, a weak Naira, and high borrowing costs.
Years after a ban, Facebook’s return opens new business doors but could also bring back digital taxes.
Five ways Nigeria’s proposed VAT reforms will impact company owners, including lower costs, easier planning, and more growth funds.
Allianz Europe BV has announced its intent to increase its indirect shareholding in Sanlam Kenya Plc from 23.09% to 28%.
GCB Bank and VISA are hoping their new suite of premium cards, can boost cashless adoption in Ghana. But the data makes this a bit complicated.
In Nigeria, Kano State’s tax reforms target 2025 compliance, stricter enforcement, smoother systems, and better infrastructure for businesses.
