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  • CBN’s 23% Rate Cut Still Insufficient — MAN •Seeks sub-15% MPR, cheaper credit
  • CBN Cuts Interest Rate To 23%,Citing Economic Stability
  • Football fans shown 65,000 junk food ads at World Cup -report
  • Nigerian Breweries Commence Activities To Mark 80th Anniversary
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South Africa proposes extending auto incentives to battery materials

Franklin Ocheneyi4 months ago4 months ago02 mins

The revisions are intended to align the programme with the South African Automotive Master Plan 2035, which aims to raise output to about 1.4 million ⁠vehicles a year, deepen localisation and support the transition to electric mobility.

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