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Rainstorm Kills Two Sisters, 144 Animals In Sokoto
Rainstorm Kills Two Sisters, 144 Animals In Sokoto Two sisters between the ages of nine and 11 have been…
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Covid 19 coronavirus: Delta variant is rewriting the rules in Australia
Covid 19 coronavirus: Delta variant is rewriting the rules in Australia NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro says the government ‘lost…
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Harare business operators count their losses
Harare business operators count their losses By Vanessa Gonye The place is a hive of activity as salesmen jostle, often…
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Jacob Zuma is not to blame for South Africa’s mess
Jacob Zuma is not to blame for South Africa’s mess BY KENNETH MUFUKA At the time of going to press,…
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How Botswana Became the World’s Fastest-Growing Economy
How Botswana Became the World’s Fastest-Growing Economy From 1965 to 1995, Botswana recorded the fastest rate of economic growth in…
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House Rejects Motion to Declare Bauchi Oil Producing State
House Rejects Motion to Declare Bauchi Oil Producing State By Udora Orizu The House of Representatives at the plenary Thursday,…
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Bayelsa Assembly reinstates suspended clerk after eight months
Bayelsa Assembly reinstates suspended clerk after eight months The Bayelsa State House of Assembly on Thursday reinstated the suspended Clerk…
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IMF Sees $1.5 Billion Loan for Congo Spurring Investment, Aid
IMF Sees $1.5 Billion Loan for Congo Spurring Investment, Aid By Michael Kavanagh First IMF program since 2012 is…
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Senate passes Electoral Act Bill, approves conditional electronic transmission of results
Senate passes Electoral Act Bill, approves conditional electronic transmission of results Senate passes Electoral Act Amendment Bill By Nimot Sulaimon…
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Senate Passes PIB, Retains 3% For Host Communities
Senate Passes PIB, Retains 3% For Host Communities By Samuel Ogidan ABUJA – The upper chamber of the National Assembly has passed…
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