Africa - Page 53

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AfriForum Urges U.S. to Target South African Politicians, Not Citizens, Over Aid Suspension

South African civil rights organization AfriForum has announced its intention to send an official letter to the United States government, urging President Donald Trump to focus on holding South African politicians accountable

Nigeria

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Oil Revenue Boosts FG’s Earnings by 54% to ₦2 Trillion in Q3 2024

Oil Revenue Boosts FG’s Earnings by 54% to ₦2 Trillion in Q3 2024 Nigeria’s oil revenue surged by 53.59% in the third quarter of 2024, reaching ₦2 trillion, primarily due to increased

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Trump Confirms Ceasefire Between Israel and Iran, Ending 12-Day Conflict

U.S. President Donald Trump has confirmed that a ceasefire agreement has been reached between Israel and Iran, officially bringing an end to the intense 12-day conflict between the two nations. Sharing the

Civil society in Niger inspires the country to struggle for independence from foreign meddling

The nation of Niger was urged to rally in the nation’s capital on Thursday to defend its independence and oppose foreign meddling, according to the country’s ruling junta and civil society organizations.

2 months ago

Africa

Senegal dismisses French attorney for Ousmane Sonko

According to the authorities and his attorneys, French-Spanish lawyer Juan Branco, who was detained in Dakar on Sunday in connection with recent violence in Senegal, was freed on Monday under judicial surveillance

2 months ago

Africa

Petrol prices won’t rise any more, according to Tinubu

Bola Tinubu, the president of Nigeria, claims that the present price of gasoline won’t change because there are no urgent plans to hike fuel costs. These promises came in reaction to certain

2 months ago

Nigeria

A dire medical need coexists with Sudan’s unrest

Sudanese patients with renal insufficiency receive care at a center in Port Sudan as others wait, as hospitals around the Red Sea state endure partial or total closure. “Out of 37 (dialysis)

2 months ago

Africa

Niger coup already increasing the cost of products

People are starting to notice the economic impacts one week after the coup in Niger and just days after several of the neighboring countries of the landlocked West African nation imposed sanctions

2 months ago

Africa

Following tumultuous elections, Sierra Leone’s Bio appeals for dialogue

At the formal inauguration of the new National Assembly, which the government has boycotted, President Julius Maada Bio of Sierra Leone appealed for “unity” and “dialogue” to heal profound tensions over the

2 months ago

Africa

Congolese lady executed for killing a young girl

According to her counsel, a Congolese lady has been given the death penalty for the murder of a girl whose dismembered body was discovered beside a river in the eastern Democratic Republic

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Africa

Employees withdraw N3 billion from pension savings due to financial difficulty

There are signs that employees are being forced by economic hardship to deplete their retirement funds kept in Retirement Savings Accounts (RSAs). According to Vanguard research, in the first quarter of 2023,

2 months ago

Nigeria

APC crisis: Concern over potential NWC breakup

ABUJA—The All Progressives Congress’ National Secretariat experienced a wave of anxiety yesterday as a result of worries that the party’s National Working Committee, NWC, may be dissolved during today’s meeting of its

2 months ago

Nigeria

Price pressures undermine private sector growth and business confidence

According to the Purchasing Managers’ Index, PMI, report published by the Stanbic IBTC Bank, intense price pressures slowed the rate of growth in the private sector of Nigeria in July 2023. The

2 months ago

Nigeria

Niger’s junta threatened to assassinate the country’s former president if there was any military action, according to Western diplomats

Two Western diplomats informed The Associated Press that a senior US ambassador claimed the Niger junta had threatened to kill ousted President Mohamed Bazoum if other nations tried to intervene militarily to

2 months ago

Africa

20 confirmed dead in boat tragedy in Uganda

Police reported that 20 persons were killed when a boat sank on Lake Victoria in Ugandan waters on Wednesday morning as rescuers and locals looked for survivors. The Ugandan police agency posted

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Africa - Page 53

AfriForum Urges U.S. to Target South African Politicians, Not Citizens, Over Aid Suspension

Oil Revenue Boosts FG’s Earnings by 54% to ₦2 Trillion in Q3 2024

Trump Confirms Ceasefire Between Israel and Iran, Ending 12-Day Conflict

Civil society in Niger inspires the country to struggle for independence from foreign meddling

Senegal dismisses French attorney for Ousmane Sonko

Petrol prices won’t rise any more, according to Tinubu

A dire medical need coexists with Sudan’s unrest

Niger coup already increasing the cost of products

Following tumultuous elections, Sierra Leone’s Bio appeals for dialogue

Congolese lady executed for killing a young girl

Employees withdraw N3 billion from pension savings due to financial difficulty

APC crisis: Concern over potential NWC breakup

Price pressures undermine private sector growth and business confidence

Niger’s junta threatened to assassinate the country’s former president if there was any military action, according to Western diplomats

20 confirmed dead in boat tragedy in Uganda

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