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Kristersson Seeks Another Term As Sweden’s Right Moves Closer To Far-Right Government
Kristersson’s growing cooperation with the Sweden Democrats represents a major shift from his earlier position. In 2018, he assured Holocaust survivor Hedi Fried that his Moderate Party would not work
Insecurity: Protest in Sokoto over kidnappings, attacks
By Musa Ubandawaki, Sokoto Anger and frustration have boiled over in Tambuwal Local Government Area of Sokoto State as residents took to the streets on Friday in protest against incessant
Ismail Kartal Resigns As Fenerbahce Coach After Roma Draw
Ismail Kartal has resigned as head coach of Fenerbahce just minutes after the Turkish side’s 1-1 draw with Roma in the Champions League. Kartal announced his decision during his post-match
N’ Assembly Suspends South Africa Visits, Boycotts Legislative Activities Over Xenophobic Attacks
* Lawmakers demand protection of Nigerians, prosecution of perpetrators Sunday Aborisade in Abuja The National Assembly has suspended all official visits to South Africa and ordered its lawmakers, committees, officials
Trump Administration Promises $500 Rebates For 1 Million Obamacare Enrollees
The Trump administration has announced plans to issue $500 rebate checks to about one million Affordable Care Act enrollees across 30 states, alleging they were overcharged through exchange fees during
Remita Approved As Digital Application Channel for Landmark Dangote IPO
Remita has been approved by the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) as an electronic application channel for the Dangote Initial Public Offering (IPO), enabling eligible investors to subscribe digitally through its platform.
Katsina Approves N500m Nutrition Fund For Malnourished Children
The Katsina State Government has approved N500 million as counterpart funding for the procurement of nutrition commodities to strengthen the fight against acute malnutrition among children across the state. The
National Theatre Backs Northern Artists With Funding, Financial Literacy Drive
The National Theatre moved to integrate artists from Northern Nigeria into the mainstream of the country’s creative economy through a deliberate push focused on funding, financial literacy, and practical skills.
South African Protesters Give Undocumented Migrants September 30 Deadline
Protesters in South Africa have given undocumented migrants living in the country until September 30 to leave, threatening larger demonstrations if their demands are not met. Weekly protests have continued

