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Companies operating in South Sudan are ignoring their Corporate Social Responsibilities
By Isaiah Abraham Many credible companies and organizations around the globe have heavily invested in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives to put human face in their socioeconomic engagement with consumers of their products and services. This is not the case … read more
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The increasing oil theft in Nigeria
That crude oil wealth is the mainstay of Nigeria’s economy is not in doubt. The petroleum sector is said to be accounting for about 90% of the nation’s overall revenue in a typical fiscal year. However, crude oil theft, which … read more
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