Most Recent Articles by

Angel Gimalo

Environment

Anambra To Digitize Land Administration, Plans 72-Hr C of O

Anambra State government has completed an arrangement to set up the Geographic Information System (GIS) process, which will facilitate land administration activities in the...

Angel Gimalo -

Environment

Curbing Air Pollution: India’s Capital To Restrict Use Of Vehicles

India's Delhi city will restrict use of vehicles next week to curb rising pollution as air quality in the capital remained dangerously unsafe for...

Angel Gimalo -

Environment

South-West Regional Railway To Link 44 Cities, Towns

The Development Agenda for Western Nigeria Commission has said it is committed to ensuring speedy development for the South-West region. The commission’s Chairman, State Focal...

Angel Gimalo -

Environment

Red Line Rail project: Gov. Sanwo-olu Commissions Oyingbo Bridge

Governor Of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-olu writes: The final two months of the year will bring a wave of completed projects and initiatives that represent...

Angel Gimalo -

1...171819...1,332 Page 18 of 1,332

5326 Articles written

Read Now

Gabon Lifts Social Media Ban After Eight Months

Gabon has restored access to major social media platforms after an eight-month suspension that triggered criticism from opposition groups and digital rights advocates. The Central African country’s High Authority for Communication (HAC) announced the decision following discussions with international technology companies about online content regulation. The restrictions, introduced on...

Uganda Orders 21-Day Quarantine Over Ebola Threat

Uganda has strengthened its Ebola prevention measures, requiring citizens returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) to undergo 21 days of quarantine at their own expense. The directive follows growing concerns about the spread of Ebola across East and Central Africa. Uganda’s Health Ministry announced the measure...

UK Sanctions 15 Sudan Commanders Over War Atrocities

The United Kingdom has imposed sanctions on 15 military commanders and security officials linked to Sudan’s ongoing civil war over allegations of sexual violence, torture and attacks against civilians. The measures, announced on Monday, October 26, 2026, target individuals associated with the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), the paramilitary...