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Victor Oluwole's coverage spans a wide range of topics, with a focus on finance & economy, business & industry, and government & politics. He often relies on data and cites government announcements in his articles.
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By: Victor Oluwole
India's Hindustan Petroleum has bought two Nigerian crude grades for its 180,000-barrel-a-day Rajasthan refinery.
By: Victor Oluwole
Namibia has signed nine cooperation agreements with China covering energy, mining, infrastructure, agriculture, technical training and green minerals.
By: Victor Oluwole
The Trump administration plans to close the U.S. embassy branch office in Douala, Cameroon, as it cuts smaller diplomatic posts around the world.
By: Victor Oluwole
Zimbabwe's latest diaspora gathering has renewed attention on the billions of dollars citizens abroad send home and the growing role of the UK in those flows.
By: Victor Oluwole
Africa's solar demand is rising as countries look for cheaper and more reliable power.
By: Victor Oluwole
The UAE has built one of the continent's largest investment pipelines across ports, mines, farms and renewable energy.
By: Victor Oluwole
Nigeria is asking global cloud providers to build more infrastructure inside the country as the government tries to retain technology spending, protect critical services and reduce dependence on overseas systems.
By: Victor Oluwole
India and the Southern African Customs Union have set a one-year timetable for negotiations that could change tariffs and market access between India and five Southern African economies.
By: Victor Oluwole
A new Central Bank of Nigeria survey shows that credit became easier to obtain in the second quarter, but borrowing costs moved in different directions for households, small businesses and larger companies.
By: Victor Oluwole
Zambians are voting in an election that will shape the policy setting around one of the world's most important copper producers as Chinese and US interest in African minerals grows.
