🌍 Overview of the Informal Sector in Africa The informal sector refers to economic activities that are not regulated or protected by the state. According to the ILO, over 85% of total employment in Africa is informal. This includes street vendors, artisans, small-scale farmers, transport workers, domestic help, and unregistered entrepreneurs. 🇳🇬 Nigeria's Informal...

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Although specific details on the launch date are not available, Nigeria and Russia are set to revive a steel plant, marking a significant development in Nigeria's industrial sector.

35 YEARS… AND STILL AFRAID” Every morning at 5:30 a.m.,Mr. Ade woke up. Ironed his shirt.Boarded the same bus.Signed the same register. For 35 years. He was a civil servant. Disciplined. Loyal. Faithful. Every month, deductions were made from his salary: Pension.Tax.Cooperative.Insurance. “Your future is secured,” they said. He believed them. He postponed...

The African Union has launched the African Credit Rating Agency to counteract global rating bias and promote economic development. The agency aims to provide accurate and unbiased credit ratings for African countries, helping to attract investment and promote economic growth.