The Yield Paradox: How Gulf Capital Is Exchanging Debt for African Infrastructure
Dubai Investments to Sell 20% Stake in DIP Holding in Dubai’s First 2026 IPO
Iran Keeps Strait of Hormuz Reopening Proposal Open as US Talks Stall
Oman Sets Minimum Paid Leave for Workers: What Job Seekers Should Know
UAE Business Costs Rise as Dubai Inflation Stays Above 5%
African governments need capital to expand electricity generation, transport networks, ports, and other infrastructure. Gulf investors, meanwhile, are seeking investment...
Dubai Investments plans to sell 1.735 billion shares in its subsidiary DIP Holding, representing 20% of the company, through an...
Iran’s offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days remains on the table, but progress depends on the...
Workers in Oman are now entitle to 30 days of paid annual leave after completing six months of service under...
DUBIA, 17th October. Businesses in the United Arab Emirates are facing continued cost pressure as higher input expenses feed into...
Saudi Arabia’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) recorded stronger demand in September, but rising raw-material and transportation costs continued to...
Nigeria’s latest inflation slowdown is facing a fresh test as rising energy costs threaten to put pressure on businesses, complicating...
Nigerian students aged 18 and above can qualify for a foundation-funded application for 10 additional shares in Dangote Petroleum Refinery...
