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Stay Interviews: The Key to Retaining Employees Before They Leave for Good
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By Felicia Nana Ama Kyei Imagine this scenario: You’ve just gotten a resignation letter from an employee who is among your highest performers. It comes as a surprise, but when you reflect, you notice minor indications—subtle changes in involvement and a slight dip in enthusiasm that could easily have been overlooked. You can’t help…
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Central Bank Launches Gold Accumulation Drive for Foreign Exchange Reserves
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Recently, the Bank of Namibia declared its choice to start accumulating gold as a component of managing its foreign exchange reserves. The decision to incorporate gold, aiming for about 3% of total foreign exchange reserves, mirrors international practices among central banks. This choice underscores the strategic importance of gold as an asset that helps…
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Editorial: How U.S. Tariffs Could Affect Banks in SSA
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Fitch Solutions points out that the nation’s banking industry is at risk due to a significant non-performing loan (NPL) ratio of 21.8% and a Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) of 14.0%. Fitch Solutions points out that this situation is due to the domestic debt exchange program (DDEP) and elevated interest rates. In their report ‘US…
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2027: Idris’ Political Popularity Unsettles Money Bag Politicians In Kebbi – Zuru
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The growing political consciousness amongst Nigerians and their recognition of the entitlement to benefits from democratic governance provided by elected officials seem to be disconcerting certain aspiring politicians. As the race towards the 2027 elections picks up speed, he suggests that voters are starting to accept the fact that the age of relying on…
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Indian Missile Strike Hits Terror Targets; Pakistan’s Deputy PM Deems It an “Act of War”
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Islamabad [Pakistan], May 7 (ANI): Shortly after Indian missile strikes targets 9 key sites linked to terror groups deep inside Pakistan, the Pakistani side has described the strike as an ‘act of war’. On Wednesday, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar asserted that his country retains the right to respond in…
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Comedian AY Interrogated by EFCC in Currency Scandal
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The renowned Nigerian entertainer and film star, Ayo Makun—commonly referred to as AY—reported that he was questioned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Monday, May 5, 2025, regarding alleged misuse of the naira. The document indicated that on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, AY mentioned through an Instagram update that he was…