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Lagos’ New Agege Food Hub Shows What Sustainable Urban Infrastructure Can Look Like

• Energy & Infrastructure
• Latest News
• Sustainability & Climate

Lagos’ New Agege Food Hub Shows What Sustainable Urban Infrastructure Can Look Like

ONYINYECHI NWAIGBA August 17, 2026

For a city as large and complex as Lagos, food security is not simply...

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ISSB Two Years On: Where Does Africa Stand?

• Climate & Environment
• Energy and Sustainability
• ESG
• Explainers
• Governance
• Latest News
• Nigeria
• Sustainability

ISSB Two Years On: Where Does Africa Stand?

ROSEMARY IMOBHIO August 17, 2026

The International Sustainability Standards Board issued IFRS S1 and IFRS S2 in June 2023....

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Dangote Cuts Cooking Gas Price: Will Nigerian Households Finally Feel the Relief?

• CSR
• Energy and Sustainability
• Latest News

Dangote Cuts Cooking Gas Price: Will Nigerian Households Finally Feel the Relief?

ONYINYECHI NWAIGBA August 17, 2026 2

The price of cooking gas has become more than a market story in Nigeria....

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Three Delta Families Receive ₦250,000 Grants, Nine Children Get Scholarships

• Education & Child's Safety
• Latest News
• Social Impact
• Sustainability

Three Delta Families Receive ₦250,000 Grants, Nine Children Get Scholarships

GLORYANN OSANG August 17, 2026

Three vulnerable families in Asaba, Delta State, have received ₦250,000 business grants each, while...

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Nigeria’s $50 Billion Offshore Gamble: What the Deep Offshore Order Really Changes — and What It Doesn’t

• African Economy
• CSR in Africa
• Development and Community Impact
• Governance

Nigeria’s $50 Billion Offshore Gamble: What the Deep Offshore Order Really Changes — and What It Doesn’t

CSR Reporters Editorial Team August 17, 2026

President Tinubu’s new tax remission framework is being sold as a governance breakthrough for...

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CSR Personality of the Week: How Nana Maidugu Is Building Africa’s Sovereign ESG Blueprint

• Climate change
• CSR in Nigeria
• ESG
• finance
• Just-In
• Latest News
• Nigeria
• Personality
• Sustainability

CSR Personality of the Week: How Nana Maidugu Is Building Africa’s Sovereign ESG Blueprint

csrreporters August 17, 2026

Sovereign wealth funds rarely make headlines for anything beyond returns and reserves. At the...

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Two Kenyas: The Carbon Registry and the Hunger Line

• CSR in Africa
• Editorial

Two Kenyas: The Carbon Registry and the Hunger Line

Eche Munonye August 17, 2026

Kenya is building sophisticated infrastructure to sell its climate assets to the world. In...

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THE VERDICT | Who Kept their Word. Who Did not – Volume 10

• CSR in Africa
• Editorial
• Just-In
• Latest News

THE VERDICT | Who Kept their Word. Who Did not – Volume 10

CSR Reporters Editorial Team August 16, 2026

Each week, The Verdict names one organisation getting it right and one falling short...

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Jason Arday: The Extraordinary Life, the Controversy and the Questions He Leaves Behind

• CSR in Africa
• Editorial
• Personality

Jason Arday: The Extraordinary Life, the Controversy and the Questions He Leaves Behind

Eche Munonye August 16, 2026

Jason Arday was 41. Yesterday, the news broke that the former University of Cambridge...

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CSR Reporters: Week in Review

• CSR in Africa
• CSR in Nigeria
• ESG
• Latest News
• Sustainability

CSR Reporters: Week in Review

csrreporters August 16, 2026

This week on CSR Reporters: Nigeria’s energy and industrial ambitions moved on several fronts...

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