Officials from Nigeria, which has set a target of growing its economy to reach $1-trillion in the next decade, descended on Stellenbosch last week selling the country’s investment case following reforms ushered in by President Bola Tinubu since he took office two years ago.

The reforms meant to stabilise one of Africa’s largest economies include increasing foreign exchange reserves and a move to market-based pricing of petrol to address the enormous fiscal cost of subsidised pricing...

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