Political news and analysis
Tension and drama erupted in Nigeriaâs Senate as Akpabio bluntly declared the African Democratic Congress âdead,â following a wave of defections shaking the political landscape.
Flexmobile, a telecom brand developed by Hazon Technologies, is set to enter the Nigerian market, with a commercial rollout targeted read more Flexmobile enters Nigeriaâs telecom market June
Presiding Apostle of Macedonia Call Global Assembly, Prof. Osaren Emokpae, has ordained five bishops and 12 others as senior pastors and resident pastors, to advance the work of the church.
Indian banks have been unable to import gold and silver for five weeks, an unusually long halt thatâs pushing up domestic prices and threatening shortages in the worldâs second-biggest bullion market.
BFREE, a pan-African distressed credit investor, secures a growth round led by AfricInvest to acquire non-performing loan portfolios across Africa. Read More: https://punchng.com/bfree-closes-growth-round-to-accelerate-its-pan-african-distressed-credit-buying-business/
Violence in the remote state not only endures, but has mutated and deepened though assailants remain officially unnamed.
Chadian President Mahamat Idriss DĂŠby Itno called the attack âcowardlyâ in a post on Facebook.
âIt is Aston Villa,â John McGinn tells Sky Sports. âWe don't make things easy for ourselves.â Even so, they are one game away from a European final. âWe have given ourselves a little bit of a harder job but we are confident we will still get through.â
J D Wetherspoon Plc issued its third profit warning this year as higher costs eat into pub earnings.
Russia has cautioned against what it describes as attempts to âdistortâ the history of the Second World War, as the read more WWII: Russia warns against âhistory distortionâ ahead of 81st Victory Day Anniversary
Top US officials have shared new details on the role the US military will play in helping ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz as part of President Trump's bid to break Iran's chokehold over the waterway. The Strait so far remains largely empty, with no new commercial ship crossings recorded. Dimitris Maniatis, Marisks CEO spoke to Bloombergâs Horizons Middle East & Africa anchor Joumanna Bercetche about the reopening of the strait. (Source: Bloomberg)
Malaysia has repatriated four artworks allegedly bought with money siphoned from state fund 1MDB, including works by Pablo Picasso and Joan MirĂł, as authorities press on with efforts to retrieve assets linked to one of the worldâs biggest financial scandals.
