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  Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has expressed strong reservations on the recent call, by the Senate,  to ban textile fabric imports, arguing such proposed measure could impose substantial collateral costs on downstream industries, disrupt critical supply chains and endanger millions of jobs and livelihoods.   Rather than embark on such ban, The Centre, in a statementRead More

  Centre for The Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has  charged he federal government to convert macroeconomic gains to welfare benefits, as it begins the next phase of its economic management, insisting that a true test of reform should translate into lower food prices, better jobs, improved incomes and enhanced living standards.     Making the call in its reactionRead More

  The Centre for The Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has expressed concerns over the declining presence of indigenous manufacturers.   The Centre, in its Democracy Day message noted that the development became more concerning, when viewed against the backdrop of the growing dominance of foreign-owned manufacturing firms, in the nation’s manufacturing sector.     The organisation argued that while Read More

  The Centre for The Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has tasked the federal government to focus on converting macroeconomic gains to welfare benefits, noting that true tests of reform should be seen in lower food prices, better jobs, improved incomes and enhanced living standards.   The Centre made the call, while reacting to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) ArticleRead More

  The Centre for The Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has  said that despite the decline in short-term inflationary momentum, inflation conditions still remain severe from a welfare and business cost perspective.   The Centre, in its reaction to the April 2026 inflation figures, identified food, transportation, energy products, healthcare and restaurant services, as the dominant inflation drivers; since theRead More