
MacDonald Dzirutwe
Bureau Chief at Reuters
Nigeria Bureau Chief @Reuters. Previously Harare. DM open for news tips & story ideas. Views my own, retweets are not endorsements. [email protected]
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6 days ago |
timeslive.co.za | MacDonald Dzirutwe
Nigeria has repaid $3.4bn (R61.82bn) in emergency funding it received from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to help the country cope with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic five years ago, the global lender said on Thursday. In April 2020 the IMF provided the financing to help Africa's largest oil exporter cope with a collapse in crude prices, which hit its finances and tipped the economy into recession.
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1 week ago |
timeslive.co.za | MacDonald Dzirutwe
Nigeria has approved a $652m (R11.88bn) China Exim Bank funding package for construction of a road to move goods from a sea port and petroleum refinery on the edge of its main city Lagos to its southern states, says public works minister David Umahi. The financing was approved by the federal executive council chaired by President Bola Tinubu on Monday, Umahi said in a statement.
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2 weeks ago |
zawya.com | MacDonald Dzirutwe |Jan Harvey
LAGOS: Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote said on Thursday he was "comfortable" with the impact President Donald Trump's tariffs would have on his urea exports to the U.S. because major competitor Algeria had been slapped with a higher levy. Trump imposed a 14% tariff on imports from Nigeria, Africa's largest oil exporter, as part of widespread trade measures introduced last month, later paused for 90 days.
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1 month ago |
bilyonaryo.com | Duncan Miriri |MacDonald Dzirutwe
SOURCE: Reuters Oil price drop seen hitting exporters disproportionately Angola faced a margin call after bond market rout Nigeria’s carry trade stops being attractive on oil fall Gulf exporters likely to weather pressure better thanks to reserves, lower debt By Duncan Miriri and MacDonald Dzirutwe NAIROBI/LAGOS, April 15 (Reuters) – A steep drop in crude oil prices largely due to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs will squeeze budgets of emerging market oil exporters, analysts said, while...
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1 month ago |
ca.finance.yahoo.com | Duncan Miriri |MacDonald Dzirutwe
By Duncan Miriri and MacDonald Dzirutwe NAIROBI/LAGOS (Reuters) -A steep drop in crude oil prices largely due to U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs will squeeze budgets of emerging market oil exporters, analysts said, while the potential economic slowdown could also curb any benefits for importers.
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