Tunisia’s Opposition Demands Freedom Of Political Opponents Ahead Of Presidential Race
The major opposition coalition in Tunisia is threatening to boycott the presidential election if political opponents are not released
The major opposition coalition in Tunisia is threatening to boycott the presidential election if political opponents are not released
An international arrest warrant has been issued to the former president of Central African Republic for human rights abuses.
PDP Presidential Candidate Atiku Abubakar condemned the government’s unilateral removal of petrol subsidy and its impact on Nigerian workers’ hardship.
Borno State has decided not to dismiss 10,566 unqualified teachers to avoid exacerbating unemployment, preferring training allocation.
President Tinubu acknowledges challenges in implementing his laid-out economic reforms, and seeks collaboration with lawmakers to overcome them.
IPMAN has threatened to embark on a nationwide strike over the N200 billion petrol bridging debt owed by the government.
Government and stakeholders signed accord to elevate Nigeria’s economy to $1 trillion by 2030.
As FG approved a pay increase for some civil servants, NLC called for an extension of the increase to all workers
“It’s not too late to discontinue the Lagos-Calabar highway project. We cannot afford another expensive abandoned project,” said Peter Obi.
Nigeria VP Shettima met with US Deputy Secretary Campbell to discuss
Nigeria and Japan on Tuesday agreed to deepen bilateral relations between both countries.
Kwara Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq on Tuesday presented top-of the range Toyota Fortuner Jeeps to the judges.
An allegation by a former MK Party official suggesting signature forgery for the party’s registration, has led to a probe
South Africa’s Deputy Tourism Minister has said Africa’s Travel Indaba plays a pivotal role in showcasing the continent’s tourism offerings.
Two orphaned lions have been relocated to a sanctuary in South Africa after they were saved from Montenegro and Ukraine
Libyan authorities have demanded an improvement in the living conditions of Muammar Gadhafi’s son following leaked photographs of his cell.
“We have failed in making our infrastructure work,” Faith Nwadishi says as she laments Nigeria’s fuel scarcity struggle.
About 50 people have been killed in villages near Mai Mahiu, Kenya, as heavy rainfall triggered devastating floods.
Works Minister Umahi reveals plans for 1,000km Sokoto-Badagry road, citing that it’ll foster safer and sustainable transportation ecosystem within Nigeria.
Uganda has secured a $295 million loan from Saudi Arabia’s Islamic Development Bank for infrastructural projects.
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