Chinedu Okafor

The Nigerian billionaire and owner of the $20 billion Dangote refinery, Aliko Dangote, recently explained why fuel prices in Nigeria have plummeted after a year of constant price hikes.

Poor quality of life in cities may have far-reaching implications, hurting not just inhabitants' well-being but also the city's economic prospects, social stability, and environmental sustainability.

An essential component of every flourishing city is safety. The safest cities in the world typically boasts cohesiveness, economic expansion, and a high standard of living for its citizens.

A high SDG 9 ranking for African countries indicates significant progress in infrastructure, industrialization, and innovation, all critical to long-term development and global competitiveness.

The idea of "quality of life" refers to the factors that cities liveable, pleasant, and profitable.

For governments dealing with economic difficulties, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is often a go-to source for stabilizing economies and spurring growth

A low SDG 9 rating indicates poor infrastructure, limited industrialization, and low innovation, all of which impede economic success, especially in African countries

The most industrious people in Africa, begin the new year with fresh financial goals, hoping to outperform the previous year's achievements.

As 2025 begins, it is important to note that some of the economic challenges several African countries faced last year are set to spill over to the new year, particularly with regards to inflation.

A high Real GDP growth prediction for African countries in 2025 has significant benefits for its economy, inhabitants, and the continent as a whole.