Sales of Chinese electric cars boom in Germany
Sales of Chinese-made electric cars are booming in Germany, the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), said on Friday. Their share of imported electric drive
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Transportation
Politics
Coalition tasks APC on independence of 10th NASS
Civil Society Organisations have tasked the All Progressives Congress to allow lawmakers at the 10th National Assembly to elect their leaders without interference.
Ecology
Environment
LAWMA dislodges scavengers, arraigns 30 culprits
By Our Correspondent The enforcement unit of the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has dislodged scavengers and miscreants from illegal dumpsites across the
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Kenya’s arid areas recovering from drought after rains
Kenya’s arid regions are recovering from the dry spell following heavy rains, the National Drought Management Authority (NDMA) said in a report released
Ecology
Environment
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Human-wildlife conflict: Namibia hosts conference to address issue
A three-day national conference to address the ongoing human-wildlife conflict (HWC) in Namibia opens on Wednesday in Windhoek, the country’s capital. Opening the
Education
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Tertiary Education
Sudan: You’ll complete your education here – JAMB Registrar
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has pledged the Board’s readiness to provide necessary infrastructure to enable the returning students from war-torn
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Law / Crime
Police arraign Septuagenarian for allegedly maltreating widow
The Police in Anambra, on Wednesday, arraigned a septuagenarian, Albert Eligbue, for allegedly maltreating a widow in Awka. Eligbue, 75 and native of
Agriculture
Food Security
Value Chain
FG, IFAD upscale ICT project for food security
The Federal Government and International Fund for Agriculture Development (IFAD) have reiterated their commitment to up-scalie Information Communications Technology for Development (ICT4D) to
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Sudan: Ministry accuses RSF of storming AU office
Sudan’s Foreign Ministry, on Tuesday, accused the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of storming and vandalising the African Union (AU) office in Khartoum.
Features/Opinion
National
Evacuating Nigerians From Sudan: Where Abati Misfires
By Ali M. Ali “…But the Nigerian government always disappoints, that is precisely what they are doing in Sudan…” Reuben Abati May 4,