NASS assures justice for victims of alleged SARS abuses – Lawan
Nigerian Senate President Ahmed Ibrahim Lawan PHOTO:Twitter The President of Senate, Ahmed Lawan, says the National Assembly (NASS) would ensure justice for victims of alleged...
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Behavioural Contagion Is Boosting Biden’s Presidential Prospects
That Trump’s ship is sinking is now a widespread public perception.Photograph by Gage Skidmore / FlickrDuring the pandemic, I’ve been participating in weekly Zoom calls...
After supporting coronavirus lockdowns for months, the WHO just made the reversal of the year
After months of warning of the necessity of coronavirus lockdowns as a means of getting the COVID-19 pandemic under control, the World Health Organization has...
Stripe buys Paystack to boost African online commerce
Updated / Thursday, 15 Oct 2020 15:24 Stripe's John Collison and Shola Akinlade, CEO of Paystack Payments company Stripe, founded by Irish brothers Patrick and...
How UK business leaders can help Covid-hit female entrepreneurs in Africa
How far does £40 get you? In the UK, and London especially, it might buy you a meal for two, take-out coffees for the month, or...
Africa: Global Progress Against TB At Risk, Says WHO
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, many countries were making steady progress in tackling tuberculosis (TB), with a 9% reduction in incidence seen between 2015 and...
Global shares and oil tumble after Donald Trump tests positive for COVID-19
Summary List Placement Global equity markets and oil plunged on Friday, while gold spiked after US president Donald Trump said he and his wife had...
Featured Teacher sells soup to buy laptops for pupils
Mason Hall Government Primary School teacher, Melissa Dwarika is determined to ensure that no student under her watch is left behind in the new school...
Africa: Social, Environmental Factors Seen Behind Africa’s Low Covid-19 Cases
Brazzaville — COVID-19 transmission in Africa has been marked by relatively fewer infections, which have been on the decline over the past two months, owing...
Three East African countries are merging their stock markets to boost local investment
After nearly a decade in the works, Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda are speeding up plans to merge their stock markets electronically in a bid to...