Albert Mabri Toikeusse and Tidjane Thiam compete for the PDCI’s nomination in Ivory Coast’s 2025 election, marking a critical moment for the opposition party.
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NMCN addresses critical nursing shortage by expanding student enrollment quotas.
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Polaris Bank embraces PAPSS, advancing digital payment solutions for seamless intra-African trade
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has slashed Nigeria’s projected economic growth by 0.3%. As unveiled in the ‘2023 World Economic Outlook’ during the ongoing annual meetings in Marrakech, Morocco, the …
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Vote counting commenced in Liberia on Tuesday as President George Weah sought reelection amidst longstanding allegations of corruption and sustained economic difficulties in Africa’s longest-standing independent nation. Approximately 2.4 million …
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Over 100 farmers affected by the construction of the Ekiti Cargo Airport staged a protest outside the Governor’s Office in Ado Ekiti on Monday, demanding the payment of compensation they …
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Liberians took to the polls in a critical presidential election, witnessing George Weah, the former football legend and current president, contending for a second term against former Deputy President, Joseph …
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The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) is pressing for immediate international climate funding, specifying that Nigeria and other African nations will need approximately N3 trillion by 2030 …
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Nigeria struggles with a deepening housing crisis as supply consistently falls behind rising demand, making homes unaffordable for many citizens. Even after six decades of independence, a significant number of …
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A Congolese member of parliament and mining tycoon has been sentenced to death by a military court in Kinshasa for his alleged involvement in the M23 rebel group and treason …
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