Mauritius Orders Arrest of Ex-Finance Minister, Here’s Why
The Mauritius government has issued an arrest order for its former finance minister, Renganaden Padayachy, in relation to a probe ...
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Britain, US Penalize Georgian Officials, Here’s Why
The British and the U.S. governments had on Thursday, imposed sanctions on Georgian officials, including the interior minister, over their ...
Canada’s Competition Bureau is Filing a Lawsuit Against Google, Here’s Why
Canada's Competition Bureau is prosecuting Google for reported anti-competitive conduct in its online advertising. In a statement, the country's antitrust ...
Norway: SAS Cabin Crew Embark on Strike, Here’s Why
The cabin crew at the Scandinavian airline —SAS in Norway have embarked on a strike on Friday to drive home, ...
FG Suspends Import Duties on Maize, Wheat and Brown Rice, Here’s Why
The Nigerian government has made plans to halt taxes on certain food imports (wheat, brown rice and maize) for 150-days, ...
Benue Youths Set INEC Office Ablaze, Here’s Why
Furious Benue state youths had set the Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC) on fire in protest on Wednesday, July 3. ...
You Can Get High Off Nutmeg – But It’s A Bad Idea, Here’s Why
Nutmeg is a spice that you've undoubtedly tasted in cakes, soups, and even drinks. It has a unique taste that ...
Ghana Faces Three Weeks of Power Cuts, Here’s Why
In some parts of Ghana, electricity cuts are expected to last three more weeks due to a shortage of gas ...
Don’t Eat Fruits Ripened With Carbide, Here’s why
Fruits are important in our diets because they include a variety of key nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, and fiber, ...
France is Prohibiting Nigerian Students from Bringing Their Families, Here’s Why
The French parliament has adopted a law banning Nigerian students and others from asking their families to visit the country. ...
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