Import Relief: CBN Lets Firms Use Expired NAFDAC Licences for Form M
Regulatory transitions have a habit of stranding the very firms that follow the rules. When a licensing regime changes hands or shifts its process, the importer whose NAFDAC permit lapses mid-cycle can find a perfectly legitimate shipment frozen at the documentation...
Import Relief: CBN Lets Firms Use Expired NAFDAC Licences for Form M
Regulatory transitions have a habit of stranding the very firms that follow the rules. When a licensing regime changes hands or shifts its process, the importer whose NAFDAC permit lapses mid-cycle can find a perfectly legitimate shipment frozen at the documentation...
Diamba Sud gold project in Senegal — regional opportunity why it matters for investors
Coastal West Africa is not short of gold in the ground; it is short of the capital and permits that turn a deposit into a mine. For a decade the region's prospects have competed less on geology than on which government could offer a credible, bankable path to...
Diamba Sud gold project in Senegal — market impact how the market shifts for investors
Senegal counts gold among its most valuable exports, yet for years the deposits along its eastern belt have generated more foreign invoices than domestic ones. The drill rigs, the process plants, the senior engineering and the bulk of the capital have tended to arrive...
Diamba Sud gold project in Senegal — leadership lesson the business case for investors
Senegal has rarely wanted for gold announcements. The country's emerging gold sector has drawn explorers and headline investment figures for years, yet the distance between a large dollar number and a working mine that pays local suppliers on time has often been wide....
Import Relief: CBN Lets Firms Use Expired NAFDAC Licences for Form M
The CBN granted temporary relief letting Nigerian importers use expired NAFDAC licences for Form M until 28 February 2026, easing import bottlenecks.
No Dead Terminals: CBN Mandates Dual Connectivity for Every POS
The CBN now mandates dual telecoms connectivity on every POS terminal and a 30-minute bank response to fraud complaints, targeting payment downtime.
Cashless Drive: CBN Caps Weekly Withdrawals at N500,000 for Individuals
From 1 January 2026 the CBN caps weekly cash withdrawals at N500,000 for individuals and N5m for corporates, with charges above, to push electronic payments.
POS Formalisation: CAC Orders Nigeria’s Agent Networks to Register
Nigeria’s CAC ordered POS operators to register by 1 January 2026 or risk terminal seizure, pulling informal agent-banking onto the books.
Know Your Owner: CAC Demands ID and Contact Data for Business-Name Updates
Nigeria’s CAC now requires DOB, emails, phone and valid ID for online business-name updates — tightening KYC and opening the door to formal credit scoring.
Payment Security: CBN Rewrites the Rules on Instant Transfers and BVNs
CBN’s March 2026 circulars let customers opt out of instant payments, mandate multi-factor authentication and add a temporary BVN watchlist for operators.
Diamba Sud gold project in Senegal — regional opportunity why it matters for investors
Fortuna’s near-$400m Diamba Sud project moving to a permit decision resets the regional benchmark as coastal West Africa competes for gold mining capital.
Diamba Sud gold project in Senegal — strategic model what comes next across the region
Before its 230,000 oz peak, Diamba Sud is a near-$400m construction job: land, engineering capacity and corridors decide who captures the build in Senegal.
Diamba Sud gold project in Senegal — value-chain opening what comes next for investors
Diamba Sud’s path to a near-$400m build reflects institutional execution; partners and suppliers must judge whether that capability is repeatable, not personal.
Diamba Sud gold project in Senegal — market impact how the market shifts for investors
Fortuna’s near-$400m Diamba Sud gold project, with permit expected within weeks and 230,000 oz peak output, reshapes supplier and cost calculations in Senegal.
Diamba Sud gold project in Senegal — leadership lesson the business case for investors
Fortuna’s near-US$400m Diamba Sud gold project nears its Senegal construction permit. What the market, suppliers and operators should read into the leadership
Scholarships and Skills: China’s Bet on African Human Capital
China is pledging tens of thousands of scholarships and training places. The dividend depends on whether those graduates come home and find work.
Diamba Sud gold project in Senegal — lived-economy effect why it matters for investors
Fortuna’s near-US$400m Diamba Sud gold mine nears approval in Senegal. How it reshapes jobs, mobility, rents and the lived economy around the site.
Diamba Sud gold project in Senegal — asset and corridor map for founders and investors
Diamba Sud’s near-$400m mine is a decade-long food buyer on the doorstep; whether Senegal’s farmers capture it hinges on aggregation, storage and rural finance.
Schools You Can See: China’s Visible but Underwritten Education Build in Africa
China has funded more than 170 schools across Africa. The visible buildings raise a quieter question of who pays the teachers and bills after handover.
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