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[Nile Post] Tomorrow, the world celebrates World Press Freedom Day, a day to recognize the courage and dedication of journalists who bring us vital information. But for many Ugandan journalists, this day serves as a stark reminder of the dangers they face in their daily work.
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The Governor of Imo State, Hope Uzodinma has accented two executive bills into law; a bill on electricity and another to amend Imo State Polytechnic Law No. 15 of 2012 to pave the way for the merger of campuses of the polytechnic. The governor explained that he signed the two bills into law to...
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[New Zimbabwe] RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe governor, John Mushayavanhu says fuel companies will soon be required to sell in the new currency, ZiG.
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[New Zimbabwe] DEPUTY Minister of Agriculture Vangelis Haritatos has dismissed fears Zanu PF will politicise the distribution of food aid right in the middle of Zimbabwe's worst drought in years, saying they can never be that cruel.
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The Nigeria Labor Congress (NLC) has insisted that the ₦615,000 minimum wage it proposed is quite realistic, dismissing claims that some states cannot pay such an amount if approved. Africa Today News, New York reports that recent policy actions in Nigeria including the removal of fuel subsidies...
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The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, commissioned two Special Intervention Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC) Projects in Jen community, Karim Lamido Local Government Area of Taraba State on Thursday.
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[New Times] Members are today, Friday, May 3, concluding a week-long meeting in Juba, South Sudan, which brought together central bankers from the East African Community (EAC) to discuss how the region can fast-track plans aimed at adopting a common currency.
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[New Times] Countries in the East African Community (EAC) want to adopt a single currency as part of the broader plans to integrate under a single market, and ultimately one region that trades together.
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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The government has set 115 camps across 19 counties to accommodate those displaced by floods.
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[RFI] Weeks of heavy rain and floods that have killed nearly 200 people continue to ravage parts of Kenya - causing landslides, destroying roads and forcing people from their homes.
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[GroundUp] The State Land Disposal Act allows the President to fast track the use of public land
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[New Zimbabwe] ZIMBABWEANS will, between May 6 and 10, be given an opportunity to share their views on the Death Penalty Abolition Bill in public hearings to be held across the country's ten provinces.
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Britain's FTSE 100 opened near record highs on Friday, boosted by Anglo American after Reuters reported Glencore is exploring an approach for the miner, while Diageo advanced after naming a new chief financial officer. The blue-chip FTSE 100 was up 0.3% by 0709 GMT, a whisker away from a record...
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Zimbabwe's only operating nickel mine was on Thursday placed under administration, according to a government notice, seven months after halting production due to equipment failure and low prices. Zimbabwe's government owns 70% of Bindura Nickel Corporation's Trojan Nickel Mine which employs about 1...
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Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer discusses Barrick's recently revealed first quarter results where discovery and development were punted as the true drivers of value creation in mining; South Africa’s struggling economy, which could benefit relatively quickly from getting exploration going at...
The latest mining world news and project information from Africa. providing updates on the progress of future, new and existing projects. Developments in mining legislation, policies, investments and infrastructure will be highlighted
An army drone strike accidentally hit Tudun Biri village, in northwestern Nigeria on December 3rd, last year. 85 people were killed with over 60 injured.
These civilians celebrated a Muslim festival and were "mistaken for terrorists".
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Nigeria’s Vice President, Senator Kashim Shettima has declared that the administration of President Bola Tinubu is determined to eradicate corruption without fear or favoritism. He made this known on Thursday at the Second Edition of The Chronicle Roundtable in Abuja where he explained that...
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The State Administration for Cultural Heritage Protection of China informed about the discovery in Huainan city, located in Anhui province in East China, the largest to date ancient tomb, which belonged to the upper class of the times of the Chu kingdom, as reported by CGTN, a partner of TV...
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Africa’s hadeda ibises can sense vibrations using a special sensory organ in their beaks. But they need moist soil for it to work.
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