Nearly 700 Nigerians Arrested During Protest Against High Cost of Living
Nigerian security forces fired bullets and tear gas at journalists and protesters in Abuja on Saturday during demonstrations against the
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Meta Removes 63,000 Instagram Accounts in Nigeria for Sextortion
Meta announced on Wednesday that it has removed approximately 63,000 Instagram accounts in Nigeria involved in sexual extortion, also known
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Investing in Rail to Transform African Cities, Say Experts
Africa is home to some of the world’s most rapidly growing urban areas. With urbanization fueling significant economic expansion, cities
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Nigerian Government Battles Cholera Outbreak
The Nigerian government is currently grappling with a cholera outbreak that has swept through the West African nation. As authorities
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World’s Hottest Month Sparks Calls for Urgent Investment in Renewable Energy for Africa
During the hottest month ever recorded globally, 350Africa.org and partners have launched the REPower Afrika campaign, aimed at uniting regional
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21 Nigerien Soldiers Killed in Ambush by ‘Terrorist Group’
21 Nigerien soldiers were killed in an ambush by a ‘terrorist group,’ near the Burkina Faso border, Niger’s ruling military
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Nigeria Backs Mubita Nawa for INTERPOL Secretary General
Zambia’s Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mr. Mubita Nawa, Africa’s endorsed candidate for the position of Secretary-General of the International Criminal
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Emirates to Resume Daily Flights to Lagos, Nigeria Starting October 1st
Emirates has announced the resumption of daily flights to Lagos, Nigeria, starting October 1st, 2024, marking a return for the
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Emirates Airlines Elevates Zimbabwean Content on Inflight Entertainment
Emirates Airlines has once again solidified its position as a leader in the airline industry, having recently been awarded the
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Fuel Shortage Plagues Nigeria, Sparks Long Queues and Economic Hardship
Nigerians are facing a new challenge: a fuel shortage that has gripped the West African nation. Long lines have become
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