Nigeria approves Shell’s $1.3bn asset sale to Renaissance

Posted 2024-12-19, Moneyweb Headlines

Civil-society groups led by Amnesty International objected to the deal because of concerns about human-rights violations and asked the authorities not to proceed with it until safeguards were put in place. ...... read full story

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