Africa’s private sector activity showed renewed signs of strength in the first quarter of 2026, with more economies recording expansion despite rising global uncertainty triggered by the United States–Israel–Iran conflict, a BusinessDay analysis of the la...

Oil and gas companies operating in Nigeria paid an estimated $646 million in gas flaring penalties in 2025, the highest level in five years, as emissions surged....

Nigeria’s decision to lower car import tariffs to 40 percent under its latest fiscal policy measures promised a breakthrough for consumers, but the reality is proving far more stagnant. ...

The African real estate landscape is moving away from the vanity projects of the past toward a decade defined by functional, high-impact infrastructure. ...

Nearly N30 billion in pension contributions is currently stuck with Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs) instead of reaching employees' accounts....

Nigeria’s inflation is expected to rise in March ahead of its publication tomorrow, triggered by the escalating United States-Iran war, which has since rippled through global energy markets, analysts surveyed by BusinessDay said....

At least 11 more top companies in Nigeria have abandoned the national grid to generate their own power, as the electricity crisis in Africa's most populous nation continues to bite into production costs and inflate energy bills, new regulatory data shows....

The federal government is facing mounting fiscal pressure after electricity tariff subsidies surged nearly threefold in two years, from N610 billion in 2023 to N1.92 trillion in 2025, as the gap between the true cost of power and what consumers actually p...