‘Sub-saharan Africa’s labour force may increase with 14 million individuals’- ILO report
Sub-Saharan Africa’s labor force may increase to 14 million individuals in 2024.
Sub-Saharan Africa’s labor force may increase to 14 million individuals in 2024.
UNESCO estimates extra 24.4Million primary and up to 44Million secondary school teachers to achieve UBE by 2030 in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Half of almost a billion people have no clean cooking access in Nigeria, Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania, ...
Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa lead the list of African countries that have attracted the highest foreign direct investments in ...
The report stated that the energy and power sector generated the highest investment banking fees for the aforementioned period.
South Africa, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, and Ghana have contributed 77.6% of cumulative confirmed COVID-19 cases in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The dreaded Coronavirus pandemic is expected to drive Sub-Saharan Africa into its first recession in 25 years.
Female entrepreneurs will benefit from a $40 million offered to small businesses in Sub-Saharan Africa by Palladium, a global consultancy ...
Chief Executive Officer of GTBank Segun Agbaje has said that the bank is making plans to expand its market base ...
@GSMA has revealed that Sub-Saharan Africa is the world’s fastest-growing mobile region. With an economy valued at more than $150 ...