Alexander Onukwue is a journalist based in Nigeria, currently working as a reporter for Semafor. He has also contributed to Yahoo News and Newswav, and his work has been featured in Quartz. Alexander's reporting focuses on a range of topics including technology, business, and current affairs in Africa.
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Alexander's coverage is primarily focused on business, finance, and government announcements in Nigeria and across Africa. He frequently cites data as well.
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Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala talked about barriers to digital trade and the global impact of other countries’ central bank rate cuts in an interview with Semafor’s Alexis Akwagyiram.
The rise in drone adoption in Nigeria reflects a broader trend of wider use in different sectors across Africa to bypass poor road and rail networks.
US authorities charged the owner of Nigeria’s largest airline with obstruction of justice in a $20 million fraud case.
Nigeria’s ambition to build a value-added supply chain for critical minerals including lithium is getting a significant boost from an e-marketplace startup.
“We come to it from a place of a true love and appreciation for our culture and how that culture speaks to our heritage and identity.”
By: Alexander Onukwue
LAGOS — Elon Musk's internet service provider Starlink is halting new sign-ups in Africa, citing a demand surge in the continent's biggest cities.
Senegal's president looks set to secure a crucial electoral victory that would enable him to implement his policy agenda.
Senegal's president looks set to secure a crucial electoral victory that would enable him to implement his policy agenda.
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