By Enyichukwu Enemanna Electricity workers in Nigeria under the aegis of National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) on Wednesday shut down the national grid and gone on strike following the futile attempt by the Nigerian Government...
By John Ikani Egypt’s central bank governor, Tarek Amer resigned Wednesday as the country struggles to address its economic woes. The move - which triggered a sell-off of government bonds - comes one day before the...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna The Navy in Equatorial Guinea has arrested an oil vessel MV Heroic Idun with International Maritime Organisation (IMO) number 9858058, which fled from Nigeria, after an alleged attempted loading at the Akpo field....
By John Ikani The Public Account Committee (PAC) of Nigeria's House of Representatives says it has launched a probe to determine how the nation's Ministry of Agriculture awarded contracts worth about N18.9bn to several companies to...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna A new study has indicated that Facebook users in Iraq are exploiting the platform's lack of Arabic and Kurdish-language moderation policies to purchase guns online. The study carried out by the Institute of...
By John Ikani UK inflation hit double digits last month, representing the highest in 40 years which adds to pressure for action from the government and Bank of England (BOE). The consumer price index rose 10.1%...
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