Burberry Narrows Loss to £26M on Turnaround Strategy
British luxury brand Burberry slashed its first-half losses to £26 million, crediting its 'Burberry Forward' revival plan. Sales dipped 5% to £1.0 billion amid weak Chinese demand. Read more.
British luxury brand Burberry slashed its first-half losses to £26 million, crediting its 'Burberry Forward' revival plan. Sales dipped 5% to £1.0 billion amid weak Chinese demand. Read more.
German economic experts criticize the government's €500bn spending plan, warning it will provide only a minor boost to the struggling economy. They have cut the 2026 GDP growth forecast to 0.9%. Read more for the full analysis.
AXA Mansard Health launches iMED, providing Nigerians with global health insurance coverage in over 11,000 hospitals worldwide including US and UK facilities.
Three retired Nigerian military officers have publicly endorsed former US President Donald Trump's consideration of sending American soldiers to help tackle Nigeria's security challenges, citing worsening conditions under current administration.
Lagos State launches comprehensive Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan with focus on coastal protection, green infrastructure, and sustainable development to address climate threats.
Nigeria's House of Representatives launches thorough investigation into President Tinubu's massive N1.15 trillion loan request amid growing economic concerns and national debt worries.
President Bola Tinubu requests Senate approval for ₦1.15 trillion domestic borrowing to fund infrastructure projects and economic development initiatives across Nigeria.
A Nigerian man has come forward with explosive claims about former President Donald Trump's alleged secret agenda, revealing three key points that have sparked international concern.
A prominent Nigerian scientist raises alarm over Donald Trump's announced strategy for Nigeria, warning of potential consequences that could affect the nation's future.
The Nigerian government has introduced 50 major tax exemptions and relief measures to protect citizens and businesses from the immediate effects of new fiscal reforms. Discover how these changes will affect you.
King Mohammed VI celebrates significant UN support for Morocco's autonomy proposal for Western Sahara, marking a crucial step toward resolving the decades-long territorial dispute.
As Nigeria prepares for its ₦41 trillion 2025 budget, citizens are calling on National Assembly members to ensure proper oversight of executive borrowing and prevent unsustainable debt accumulation.
Wale Edun promises transformative economic measures as Nigeria faces currency volatility and fiscal challenges ahead of 2025 budget presentation.
Growing public pressure mounts on National Assembly to reject rubber-stamp approval of Tinubu administration's borrowing plans and ensure fiscal responsibility in 2025 budget.
South African government condemns US proposal to grant refugee status to white Afrikaners, calling it offensive and based on false narratives about persecution.
One Nigerian man share how fire outbreak for him neighbour house lead to shocking discovery wey end him marriage and expose him wife secret plan. See wetin happen!
Anambra State has emerged as Nigeria's top-performing state in fiscal management, according to the latest state performance ranking report. Discover which states made the top five and how your state performed.
Anambra State emerges as Nigeria's top performer in fiscal transparency and efficiency according to BudgIT's 2025 State of States report, outperforming all 35 other states in financial management.
The Federal Government has elevated food security to the highest national priority level, announcing comprehensive measures to combat hunger and ensure affordable food for all Nigerians.
Nigeria's House of Representatives has approved President Tinubu's massive borrowing plan to fund critical infrastructure projects across the nation, including a landmark Islamic finance initiative.
The Federal Government announces strategic electricity subsidy initiative to protect low-income households and vulnerable Nigerians from recent tariff increases while maintaining sector sustainability.
New fiscal data reveals alarming dependency on FAAC allocations across 21 Nigerian states, raising concerns about economic sustainability and governance.