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AllAfrica is a multi-media content provider, systems technology developer and the source-of-record for African news and information worldwide. It is a world-facing voice of, by and for a vibrant, fast-changing continent and producer of the popular web sites, allAfrica.com and allafrica.fr. AllAfrica is a voice of, by and for Africa – providing news and information to an influential African and global public. A virtual newsroom links offices in Cape Town, Dakar, Abuja, Monrovia, Nairobi and Washington DC., aggregating and producing content that reaches tens of millions of policy and decision makers, business leaders, researchers and scholars, health professionals and community activists.

BusinessDay is West Africa’s leading provider of business intelligence and market-moving news, empowering decision makers with insightful and accurate information about the continent’s business finance environment and beyond. Since 2001, we’ve consistently helped millions across the continent stay ahead of the curve with the latest trends, opportunities, and challenges, enabling them to make informed decisions that drive growth and innovation. What initially began as a Daily, BusinessDay now carries out its mission across multiple platforms and brands – including web and digital media print, BusinessDay Conferences and Events, as well as BusinessDay Research and Intelligence Unit. Join us as we continue to shape the future of finance in West Africa and beyond with comprehensive business news and analysis.

A Nigerian daily newspaper covering general national news, politics, business, energy, sports, entertainment, fashion,lifestyle human interest stories, etc. Vanguard Media Limited, publishers of Vanguard Newspapers was established in 1984 by Mr. Sam Amuka (a renowned, veteran journalist and columnist of the Sad Sam Fame. Sam Amuka was editor of Sunday Times and the First Managing Director of the Punch Newspaper.) He is from Itsekiri land in the present Delta State of Nigeria. The maiden copy of VANGUARD hit the news stands as a weekly on Sunday June 3rd, 1984 with the motto: Towards a better life for the People. It went daily on July 15, 1984. It aims to serve the people through unflinching commitment to free enterprise, the rule of law and good governance.