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Indian Police Blockade Roads to Prevent Farmers Marching to New Delhi
On Monday, the Indian police barricaded roads to prevent farmers who were stomping to New Delhi to protest for better...
Egypt’s Suez Canal Hit by Attacks, But Strong Growth Offers Buffer
Egypt's crucial Suez Canal has taken a hit from recent attacks on ships in the Red Sea, but the country's...
Turkey: Armed Attack During Election Campaign Injures Lady
A lady has been wounded in an armed attack on Saturday, February 10, during Turkey's ruling AK Party's mayoral election...
AFCON Finals Match: Anambra State Governor, Soludo Sets Up Viewing Centre, Promises Free Drinks
Anambra State Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has set up a viewing centre for the African Cup of Nations, —AFCON, final...
Senegal: Tragedy Strikes as Student Is Killed During Violent Protest of Election Postponement
A student has unfortunately, been killed in the Senegalese city of Saint-Louis amid the violent protests that held on Friday,...
Food Prices Soar in Nigeria: Government Releases Reserves, But Will It Be Enough?
Nigerians are feeling the pinch as food prices skyrocket, making it difficult for many to put meals on the table....
Georgia Shooting: Four Killed in Gun Battle Incident at Market -Interior Ministry
A yet-to-be identified gunman has reportedly killed four people and injured one other on Friday, February 9 after opening fire...
South Africa’s Rand: Unmoved by Ramaphosa’s Address, Waits for Budget Answers
South Africa's currency, the rand, barely blinked after President Cyril Ramaphosa's annual State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Thursday....
Liberia’s New Leader Orders Crackdown on Corruption with Government Audits
Liberia's newly elected President, Joseph Boakai, is taking a strong stance against corruption. On Thursday, he announced an audit of...
Farmers Tractors Congest Spanish City Streets as They Protest EU Policy
Spanish farmers drove their tractors through city streets disorganising traffic on Thursday as they ramped up their protest against increasing...
World Bank Delegations Discuss Key Issues with Nigeria’s New President
Last Wednesday, a vital meeting took place between Nigerian officials and representatives from the World Bank. This comes after a...
Zimbabwe: Cabinet Abolish Colonial-Period Death Penalty Law
Zimbabwe's cabinet had on Tuesday, February 6, agreed to put an end to the death penalty law, after months of...
Australian Government to Permit Workers to Ignore Calls From Bosses After They Clock Out
Australia will launch laws giving workers the right to ignore inconsiderate calls and messages from their employers outside of work...
Displeasure at the Turkish Government Reaches a Tipping Point At Earthquake Anniversary Vigil
Over 10,000 people gathered early on Tuesday to hold a vigil for the one-year anniversary of the tragic earthquakes that...
Police Officials Struggle to Break Up Protest Due to Vote Delay in Senegal
Riot police have shot tear gas to disperse crowds trying to assemble outside Senegal's parliament on Monday to demonstrate against...
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