Jamaica’s women’s football team arrives in Australia/in /by
Jamaica's women's football team arrives in Australia and is received with a welcome to the country ceremony
Three people killed in a helicopter crash in southeastern Congo/in /by
The helicopter, owned by a mining corporation, crashed at noon on Monday as it was traveling from one mine to another.
Iran’s president arrives in Nairobi for three-day Africa tour/in /by
Iran's president Ebrahim Raisi arrived in Nairobi, Kenya on Wednesday for the start of a three-day Africa tour.
Angola and DRC announce joint project to rehabilitate railway line/in /by
Angola and DRC announce joint project to rehabilitate railway line linking DRC mineral-producing regions to the Atlantic Ocean
Nigeria: NNPCL Restates Plan to Sell Shares Soon/in /by
[Premium Times] "As a company that is guided under the regulations of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, the NNPC Limited will declare its shares to the public for acquisition very soon."
Nigeria: Persistent Vandalism of NNPCL Pipelines Will Cause Petrol Scarcity, Marketers Warn/in /by
[Leadership] The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN), Ejigbo Satellite Depot, has warned of possible scarcity of petrol except the government acts fast to address rampant third party infringement of pipelines at Idimu, Alimosho Local Council Development Area of Lagos.
Heavyweight champion Fury to face MMA fighter Ngannou/in /by
British heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is to face MMA fighter Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia in October
Nigeria: Senate Investigates National Petroleum Company Limited’s Subsidy Regime/in /by
[Premium Times] Some senators also called for palliatives for Nigerians following the removal of fuel subsidy.
Egypt announces deals to boost private sector/in /by
The Egyptian government announced a number of deals to sell off stakes in public companies in order to downsize Egypt's public sector
Nigeria: NNPC No Longer Write Rules for Petroleum Industry, Says Kyari/in /by
[Vanguard] Abuja -- The Group CEO, of NNPC Limited, Mr Mele Kyari yesterday insisted that the company no longer write rules regulating the oil and gas industry in Nigeria, as it has become a commercial and competitive player.