Nigeria: Fuel Scarcity – Hawkers Sell Cheaper Than Filling Stations – Investigation
[Vanguard] Nigerians have not seen the last of the current petrol scarcity in the country as some funny developments have continued to emerge by the day.
Aid deliveries in war-torn Sudan hampered by heavy rains and flooding, UN says
Heavy rains and floods are hampering humanitarian aid deliveries in Sudan, Chad and South Sudan, the UN has warned. It comes as more than half of war-torn Sudan's residents are facing crisis levels of hunger. The organisation is calling for expanded access in order to prevent famine from spreading.
Kenya: An organization gives rural communities first glimpse into wonders of metaverse
Kenya-based Arica VR Campus and Center is on a mission to giving members of remote communities a first glimpse into the wonders of the metaverse. The organization started hosting weekly metaverse events in 2019.
Plane loaded with drugs seized in Guinea-Bissau did not come from Venezuela – Govt
The Venezuelan interior minister has denied that a plane seized in Guinea-Bissau with 2.6 tons of cocaine on board came from Venezuela.
Nigeria: Price Hike – Group Backs Market-Driven Fuel Pricing
[Leadership] Amid widespread dissatisfaction over the recent hike in fuel prices, an advocacy group, the Independent Media and Policy Initiative (IMPI), has endorsed a market-determined fuel pricing system.
Kylian Mbappé wins French league ruling for $61 million unpaid PSG wages
The French league's legal commission has ordered Paris Saint-Germain to pay Kylian Mbappé the 55 million euros ($61 million) in unpaid wages that he claims he's entitled to.
China-Africa Cooperation Summit: Key Takeaways and Future Prospects
China’s recent $50 billion pledge to Africa highlights a focus on clean energy projects and infrastructure, but the lack of substantial debt relief raises concerns amid ongoing economic challenges.
BRICS: “34 countries have expressed desire to join” – Putin
Th intergovernmental organization comprises Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, and the United Arab Emirates.
Central Bank dispute affects Libya’s Oil {Business Africa}
Libya’s oil production drops due to central bank crisis. Concerns are growing over prolonged Instability in the country while China pledges $50bn. to Africa with focus on clean energy, despite debt relief concerns. China, Africa’s largest bilateral lender, is gradually transitioning its strategy.
South Africa’s health train offers free care to remote communities
Since the beginning of Phelophepa, the trains have reached 20 million people, according to the Transnev foundation