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The Sopranos stars Michael Imperioli, Steven R Schirripa and Vincent Pastore have announced a UK tour to celebrate the show's 20th anniversary.

Nigeria’s central bank devalued the naira by 7.6% against the dollar as authorities in Africa’s biggest oil producer migrate toward a single exchange-rate system for the local currency. The Abuja-based Central Bank of Nigeria replaced the fixed rate of 379 naira to a dollar used for official transactions with the more flexible nafex, also known as the investors and exporters exchange rate, that has averaged 410.25 naira per dollar this year, according to data on its website on Tuesday. “We found out that we were no longer dealing in this so-called CBN official rate for transactions,” ...

Grafham Water Sailing Club Restart Series Week 4 & Overall by Nigel Denchfield & Peter Gee 29 Apr 15:05 BST 24-25 April 2021 Dave Philpott and Susie Sonntag won Race 10 and 11 of the Slow Double-hander fleet in their Flying Fifteen in the Grafham Water SC Restart Series © Paul Sanwell / OPP An icy Force 4 wind greeted the 60 boats who entered the final day of the Restart series at Grafham Water Sailing Club. The discussion in the dinghy party was not about who could win. Instead, the focus was on who would be the first person to surrender to the temptations of the...

By Tope Alake Nigeria’s series of economic policy missteps in recent weeks highlighted some of the uncertainties investors face in buying into its high-yielding assets and Analysts Concern that Africa’s biggest economy is missing an opportunity created by rising oil prices to attract much-needed foreign currency. First, the country allowed fuel subsidies that have been a drain on state coffers in the past to creep back by allowing pump prices to stay low as the price of crude rose. Then the central bank devalued the naira, without providing any guidance on its currency-policy goals. And ...

Nigeria Wastes Oil Rally as Policy Muddle Deters Investors Bloomberg 3/10/2021 Tope Alake (Bloomberg) -- Nigeria isn’t making it easier for foreign investors to buy into its high-yielding assets. A series of policy missteps in recent weeks highlighted some of the uncertainties investors face, and raised concerns that Africa’s biggest economy is missing an opportunity created by rising oil prices to attract much-needed foreign currency. First, the country allowed fuel subsidies that have been a drain on state coffers in the past to creep back by allowing pump prices to st...