By John Ikani The Association of Bureau De Change Operators has said it will commence what it called ‘Operation No Street Trading’ to stop the hawking of foreign exchange by BDC operators. Aminu Gwadabe, ABCON president,...
By John Ikani Four Nigerian airports will be handed over to private operators who will run them for at least 20 to 30 years, the Federal Ministry of Aviation has said. Recall that the Federal Executive...
By John Ikani Vice president Yemi Osinbajo has announced that the Nigerian Government and the United Nations Development Programme will launch a job training fellowship for Nigerian graduates. Osinbajo made the announcement on Wednesday while speaking...
By Chioma Iruke Supply of onions to the South-Eastern region of Nigeria has been suspended by the Onion Producers and Marketers Association of Nigeria (OMPAN). This was announced on Wednesday by the...
By John Ikani Africa's biggest grocery retailer and South Africa-owned chain of stores, Shoprite, has finally left Nigeria--Africa’s most populous nation and biggest market--after 16 years. This is as Ketron Investment Limited--a subsidiary of Persianas Investment...
By John Ikani Rotimi Akeredolu, Governor of Nigeria’s southwestern Ondo state is calling for a unicameral legislature for the country and the immediate scrapping of the senate. Mr Akeredolu made the call at the Akure Centre...
Heritage Times HT stands as a beacon of pan-African journalism, dedicated to amplyfing the rich tapestry of voices and narratives across the continent. With unwavering commitment, we illuminate the evocative essence of Africa, offering a fresh perspective that captivates our global audience.
© 2024 Heritage Times (HT) Media.
The African continent is in urgent need of balanced and credible news. We face immense challenges in delivering accurate and comprehensive news coverage. We kindly seek your support in achieving these critical goals.
Heritage Times (HT) represents fact-based investigative journalism for Africans by Africans, with a global reach. Our work is made possible by the unwavering support of our partners and a diverse range of readers who believe in our mission.
We are committed to delivering real-time. in-depth, exclusive, and free news and information. However, it is important to recognize that investigative journalism requires substantial funding and involves significant risk. Our reporters often face serious dangers in their pursuit of truth, and we uphold a strict principle of not accepting payments for news.
Join us in advancing this African News Frontier by supporting balanced and credible journalism across Africa.