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Kenya’s Odinga Shuns William Ruto’s Presidential Inauguration Today
Kenya’s main opposition and former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, has written to excuse himself from William Ruto’s Presidential inauguration today. Responding to Ruto’s Monday invitation and telephone call to attend the ceremony on Tuesday, Raila Odinga Presidential Secretariat wrote to decline the
Dutch Bank Eyes Popular African Agricultural Distributor, Project Budapest
Popular Dutch development bank, FMO, has concluded plans to acquire a majority stake in Project Budapest, alongside other consortium of investors for an undisclosed amount. Project Budapest is a leading distributor of Agricultural inputs such as fertilizers and crop protection products,
10 Banks In Africa With Largest Asset Sizes
How knowledgeable are you about banks in Africa and their assets? Did you know, there are 763 commercial banks located across the 54 countries that make up the African continent? Reports say, Kenya and Egypt have the highest concentration of commercial banks
AU Returns Obasanjo As Envoy To Horn Of Africa, Amid Tigray Protest
AU (African Union), on Saturday, announced that the tenure of the Horn of Africa envoy, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, has been extended, despite protests from the government of the disputed Tigray region of Ethiopia. The protests, according to the Tigray leaders, is due
FG Tackles Malnutrition Heads-On, Says VP Osinbajo
Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, has said efforts by the Federal Government to tackle malnutrition and its attendant challenges are beginning to take shape. The VP also hinted that nutrition specific budget estimates are likely to be included in the
Public Anger, Support For US Professor’s ‘Excruciating Pain’ Wish To Queen Elizabeth II
It is a blend of public anger and subtle support for United States’ Professor, Uju Anya, of the Carnegie Mellon University who wished excruciating pains for Queen Elizabeth II on her dying bed. The professor’s wish came at a time many were
15 Dead, Several Missing In Uganda Landslide
Heavy rainfall in Western Uganda on Tuesday night triggered a landslide that has left at least 15 people dead, several people missing and many injured.
LCCI Urges Nigerian Govt To End Fuel Subsidy, Rues Heavy Debt Burden
Lagos Chamber of Commerce, in its assessment of the nation’s economic growth performance in the last quarter of 2022, looking at the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) report by the National Bureau of Statistics, stated that the government needs to put appropriate measures
Food Security: Ghana Nears Completion Of Fishing Harbour
The Ghana government, has announced that the Elmina Fishing Harbour, currently under construction is nearly in its completion phase. The 30-month project which commenced on 1st August 2020 following the cutting of the sod by President Akufo-Addo is currently 91% complete. So
Kenya Election Petition: Odinga Disagrees With S’Court Ruling
Opposition candidate in Kenya’s presidential election, Mr. Raila Odinga has expressed disagreement with the judgment of the Supreme Court which affirmed the victory of William Ruto in the polls.
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