Nigeria’s decision to block Shell’s $2.4 billion asset sale raises concerns about attracting foreign investment, despite efforts to revive the economy. Regulatory delays send mixed signals to investors, potentially stalling …
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President Tinubu reshuffles his cabinet, appointing new ministers and renaming key ministries to manage Nigeria’s economic challenges and growing inflation
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Mozambique’s national election faces scrutiny as civil society groups monitor the vote count amid allegations of fraud and irregularities
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Kenya’s Senate will decide whether to remove Deputy President Gachagua after his impeachment by the National Assembly, deepening political and economic concerns
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Kais Saied leads Tunisia’s election with an overwhelming majority, amid low turnout and criticism from opponents over disqualified candidates
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Thousands of people across the globe protested against the Gaza conflict, demanding an end to the violence and condemning the spread of hostilities into the wider region
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State of Nigeria’s Development and Economy: President Tinubu’s 64th Independence Day Address
President Tinubu’s 64th Independence Day speech outlines ambitious economic reforms, security improvements, and youth-focused initiatives. However, challenges like inflation and unemployment remain significant obstacles.
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Tanzania’s opposition demands telecom company Tigo explain accusations of sharing data that led to tracking opposition leader Tundu Lissu before an assassination attempt
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Tunisians rally against President Kais Saied, accusing him of restricting democracy ahead of the upcoming election. Many fear his grip on power is tightening