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Dollar Finally Falls Below N1,000 at P2P, 1st Time Since September, As CBN s Forex Solution Pays Off

The Central Bank of Nigeria's decision to clear the forex debts of international banks and foreign companies looking to repatriate their funds has boosted Naira.

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Addressing Fragility, Forced Displacement, and Climate Resilience

Addressing Fragility, Forced Displacement, and Climate Resilience
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Implications of El Niño to the private sector in Africa

Private Sector stakeholders understand the El Niño phenomenon

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Coups in Africa: Historical antecedents, root causes, and the systemic way out

Military coup and its sister-act, usurpation have existed for centuries. Seventeenth-century England had its fair share of attempted and successful

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Coups in Africa: Historical antecedents, root causes, and the systemic way out, By Toyin Falola

At the Toyin Falola Interviews, our next panel session is on coups in Africa, drawing on the expertise of analysts from African states.

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