As he watched the signing of contracts worth more than $1 billion in Senegal’s capital Dakar on Saturday, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken claimed
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#EndSars ‘massacre’ in Lagos, the army fired live ammunition against protesters.
According to a leaked report reviewed by reporters and validated by three persons close to the panel that prepared it, the Nigerian Army shot live
Ibom Air, a Nigerian airline, is to place an order for about ten Airbus A220 aircraft.
Informed delegates at the Dubai Airshow on Sunday said Nigerian regional carrier Ibom Air is close to a deal with European planemaker Airbus to buy
Lundin Energy implicated in war crimes in Sudan. – Sweden
Swedish prosecutors charged the chairman and former CEO of Lundin Energy on Thursday with participation in war crimes committed in southern Sudan by the Sudanese
Aiteo in Nigeria reports an oil spill of “very high order” from a well.
Aiteo Eastern E&P, based in Nigeria, has reported a “very high order” oil spill from a jointly owned well in the Niger Delta and has
In Nigeria, many workers are trapped beneath a collapsed high-rise.
According to witnesses, a high-rise structure under construction in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial metropolis fell on Monday, trapping many workers beneath a pile of concrete rubble.
Nigeria recovers looted Benin bronze from the University of Aberdeen.
A Benin Bronze that was among hundreds taken by British forces in 1897 will be handed over to a Nigerian delegation by a Scottish university
Africa will purchase up to 110 million COVID doses from Moderna.
Moderna announced on Tuesday that it will make up to 110 million doses of its COVID-19 vaccine available to African countries, marking a breakthrough on
Nigeria’s central bank announced that digital money will be unveiled on Monday.
Nigeria’s central bank announced that the eNaira, a digital currency, will be launched on Monday, months after prohibiting banks and financial organizations from dealing in
South Africa to invest $27b to transition from coal to renewable energy.
A top presidential official said on Thursday that South Africa is seeking low-cost financing for more than 400 billion rands ($27.6 billion) in electrical infrastructure
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