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Oil Prices Fall Below $80 as Hopes of U.S.-Iran Breakthrough Grow, Dangote Refinery Cuts Fuel Prices
Global oil prices fell below $80 per barrel following growing optimism that the United States and Iran could reach a…
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Nigeria To Launch Nationwide Digital Switch Over June 17
The federal government has announced that Nigeria’s long-delayed Digital Switch Over (DSO) project is now complete and will officially roll…
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Algeria opens new oil and gas bids as Middle East war strains markets
Algeria has launched a new international tender for hydrocarbon exploration blocks as it seeks to attract fresh investment into its…
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Reform UK to block visas for Ghana, Nigeria, Jamaica over slavery reparations
A major diplomatic and political storm is brewing following proposals by Nigel Farage’s party, Reform UK, to deny visas to…
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Sani Usman: US Military Support Boosting Nigeria’s Fight Against Insurgency
In the shifting landscape of Nigeria’s counterinsurgency campaign, a renewed partnership with the United States is quietly but significantly altering…
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Former Kenyan minister reappears after disappearance sparks alarm
Former Kenyan cabinet minister Raphael Tuju has said he went into hiding after suspecting he was being followed, a day…
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Guinea cracks down on suspected GSIM networks
Authorities in Guinea have dismantled a suspected terrorist network linked to the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims…
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Jihadist prisoner release secures fuel convoy truce in Mali
More than 100 suspected jihadists have been released in Mali under a deal aimed at halting attacks on fuel convoys…
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UK and Nigeria agree deal to speed up deportations
Nigeria and the United Kingdom have signed a new agreement aimed at accelerating the return of Nigerians without legal status…
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French tycoon Vincent Bolloré to stand trial in ‘African ports’ corruption case
French industrialist Vincent Bolloré will stand trial in December before the Paris criminal court in the so-called “African ports” case.…
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