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Establishing a business in Nigeria can be challenging, especially when navigating complex regulatory requirements and high operating costs.

Free zones are considered by law to exist outside the 'customs territory' such that national laws governing production, trade, and other economic activities may be entirely or partially exempted.

In Uganda, all businesses, whether owned by nationals or foreigners, are required by law to hold a valid business permit issued by the local government authority in the jurisdiction where the business operates.

Nigeria's investment landscape requires navigating multiple sector-specific regulators beyond initial company incorporation. Which regulatory bodies must foreign and local investors engage across agriculture, energy...

The relationship between tech and politics is uneasy. Regulatory uncertainty particularly in data protection, digital taxation, and internet freedoms creates a volatile environment for both startups and established firms

The Industrial Training Fund Act, Cap.I9 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria (LFN) 2004, originally enacted in 1971, established the Industrial Training Fund to comprise sums provided by the Federal Government ...

Nigeria made a bold attempt to change the face of maritime business within its coasts when it enacted the Coastal and Inland Shipping (Cabotage) Act 2003.

Nigeria's potential to become one of the biggest players in the global economy has been long acknowledged: with her huge population cum ready market, skilled workforce, substantial natural endowments, ...

It is an indisputable and unvarnished fact that a country cannot thrive economically without foreign investment ‘protection', which is essential to the achievement of business objectives ...

The recent deregulation of the Nigerian economy will no doubt open a doorway for increased foreign investments in Nigeria.

As at December 2015, total pension assets under management stood at circa N5 trillion.

Africa's narrative has changed from a continent in need of foreign aid to that of an attractive investment destination for investors seeking high returns.