A company controlled by Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler will give control of valuable mining and oil assets back to the Democratic Republic of Congo, the
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Five medical charity aid workers kidnapped in northeastern Cameroon
Five staff members of the medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres were kidnapped overnight in Cameroon’s Far North, a region where militant group Boko Haram operates,
Digital Literacy: NITDA partners with Facebook/Meta
Nigeria’s National Information Technology Development Agency NITDA and Facebook/Meta will partner on ways to move Nigeria’s ICT sector forward, particularly the regulation of social media
Ukraine Vice PM urges Apple to cut supplies in Russia
Ukraine’s Vice Prime Minister has urged Apple Inc top boss Tim Cook to cut supply of its products and block access to App Store in Russia.
Why Choose Evaporative Cooling: The Modern Terms of Cooling
Evaporative coolers are also known as swamp coolers and work with water properties. It has a distinct cooling system. It passes the outdoor air through
Minister meets Envoys of G7 Countries in Nigeria
The Nigerian Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Geoffrey Onyeama, has met with the Russian Ambassador to Nigeria, Alexei Shebarshin and his Ukrainian counterpart, Kirdoda Valeri
Japan contemplates imposing sanctions against Belarus
Japan is considering imposing economic sanctions on Belarus, in line with the United States, for its support of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, two government officials
RT200 Scheme: CBN issues guidelines
The Central Bank of Nigeria has issued guidelines for the RT200 scheme, which entails the apex bank paying N65 for every US$1 repatriated and sold
Discount of up to Rs. 3,000 on the Purchase of Peps Mattress from the Bajaj Finserv EMI Store
The perfect balance of comfort and support makes Peps mattresses the perfect solution for a sound sleep. Customers can now bring home Peps mattresses at
Canadian liquor stores take Russian spirits off shelves after Ukraine invasion
Canadian liquor stores are removing Russian vodka and other Russian made alcoholic beverages from their shelves in an act of condemnation over Moscow’s invasion of