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Nigeria's N166.7 Trillion Debt: Why Are We Still Borrowing? | SaharaTV Morning Show | 11th Nov, 2026
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ASX-listed Lotus Resources has agreed to sell about 173 000 lb of off-specification uranium ore inventory to a US-listed global critical minerals company. The company points out that the about 173 000 lb of ore was produced during the ramp-up phase at its Kayelekera mine, in Malawi, but was...
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A federal judge in Florida ruled on Tuesday that President Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC may go forward, rejecting the broadcaster's bid to dismiss the central claim while throwing out Trump's separate claim under Florida's unfair trade practices law.
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Lebanon's top prosecutor, Judge Ahmed Rami al-Hajj, is personally overseeing the investigation into the killing of former Iraqi lawmaker Ahmed al-Alwani, 57, whose body was found in an apartment in Beirut's Tariq al-Jdideh neighborhood this week.
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Northwestern Polytechnical University, a Chinese institution with military ties that sits on a US export blacklist, bought two Nvidia H200 chips last month for 874,700 yuan, about $123,000, according to an October 21 procurement record posted on its own website.
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Les pays africains s'efforcent de mettre en place un nouveau modèle de croissance qui soit véritablement « piloté par les pays eux-mêmes ».
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Lithium prices are getting harder to predict after a rollercoaster ride this year, according to Ganfeng Lithium Group, one of China’s top producers of the battery metal.
Market swings have become more extreme and price cycles have gotten shorter, president assistant Roy Zhang said at a conference...
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[263Chat] Drone imagery raises fresh questions over the impact of granite extraction on one of Zimbabwe's major river systems, showing a seemingly continuous stretch of the Mazowe River upstream giving way to exposed rocks, sandbanks and disconnected pools of water downstream of mining operations...
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[263Chat] Zimbabwe is seeking to strengthen its healthcare system through partnerships with Russian pharmaceutical manufacturers, with a particular focus on improving access to cancer treatment and specialised medical services.
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BBC Sport charts Jarma Mohamed's surprising football journey from Premier League academies to the Somalia national team, via an app and Jersey Bulls.
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Helen Zille said the city’s finances must be repaired before residents can expect service improvements. Photo: DA
The Democratic Alliance (DA) must turn its strong local election showing into a stable Johannesburg administration, with mayoral candidate Helen Zille...
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Hassan said Nigerians were not as hungry as opposition politicians were portraying, insisting that the situation in the country was being exaggerated for political campaigns.
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[DW] Three fresh cases of cholera have been reported on the outskirts of the capital Kinshasa. Amid the threat of a renewed outbreak, residents are concerned about how they can best protect themselves and their communities.
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The UN's refugee agency (UNHCR) said in a statement that more than 66,000 had fled across the borders by mid-October, three times the number in the same period last year
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