By Emmanuel Nduka The Nigerian Government has vowed to come hard with punitive measures against civil servants who have relocated abroad, but continue to hold on to their jobs and draw salaries back home. President Bola...
By Ebi kesiena Zimbabwean politician, Linda Masarira has filed an urgent High Court application against the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), challenging restrictions on citizens' access to foreign currency for essential needs such as passports, fuel,...
By Emmanuel Nduka In a milestone deal on Thursday, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) and TotalEnergies JV signed a $550 million Final Investment Decision (FID) on the Ubeta Field Development Project situated in...
By Emmanuel Nduka Like Nigeria, Indian authorities have fined Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, $2.2 million, citing violations of its anti-money laundering regulations. This was disclosed on Thursday in a statement by India’s Financial Intelligence...
By Ebi Kesiena According to data from the 2023 national and sub-national HIV and AIDS estimates and projections released on Thursday, 17,774 people in Ghana, including 6,457 males and 11,317 females, were newly infected with HIV...
By Ebi Kesiena Zambian authorities has killed two stray lions that had escaped from Kafue National Park and killed 16 cows over two weeks. These incidents had led to plans to close nearby schools as a...
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