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Nigeria's new president, in office for less than a month, is pushing to put Africa's largest economy on a reform track that investors have eyed for decades, fuelling excitement that money could flow to a nation that many had deemed uninvestible. President Bola Tinubu's bold actions, including removing restrictions on the naira currency that allowed |

Nigeria's new president, in office for less than a month, is pushing to put Africa's largest economy on a reform...

The central bank governor's days appear to be numbered as President Tinubu changes economic tack – and lines up a handy scapegoat, Making clear his position on Central Bank of Nigeria Governor Godwin Emefiele's future, President Bola Tinubu announced the bank needed 'house-cleaning' in his inaugural speech on 29 May. On paper, Emefiele's second term as governor has another year to run but close allies of Tinubu have told us that he is likely to go very quickly to reinforce the planned shift in foreign exchange and monetary policy.

Pakistan is trying to get the remaining $2 billion in external financing to fulfill the highly contentious $6 billion funding target in order to restart