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Global Trade Hub, Shanghai Eases Covid Curbs After 2 Months

The Chinese city of Shanghai, the country's economic centre and a global trade hub, has eased Covid curbs after a two-month lockdown. At midnight local...

Exploring Kish Island, Iran With Free Trade Zone Status

Kish Island is a new upcoming resort island that is part of the Hormozgān Province, located in the Persian Gulf, officially belonging to the...

International Energy Agency Commends South Korea’s Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

South Korea has the most established electric vehicle charging infrastructure per unit in the world, a report by an autonomous intergovernmental organization said Tuesday. The...

Cameroonian Soldiers Free Abducted Senator, Regine Mundi

Cameroon troops have freed a kidnapped senator from President Paul Biya’s ruling party and several other hostages, in a raid in a breakaway region...

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At Least 25 Killed as Passenger Bus Overturns In Algeria

At least 25 people have been confirmed dead and 44 others injured after a passenger bus crashed and overturned in Algeria’s Boumerdès province on Friday, making it one of the country’s deadliest road accidents in recent years. According to Algeria’s Civil Protection agency, the bus was travelling from...

New JAMB Registrar Segun Aina Pledges To Protect Examination Integrity, Strengthen Service Delivery

The newly appointed Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof. Segun Aina, has pledged to make the protection of the Board’s integrity his top priority, promising to uphold fairness, transparency and accountability in Nigeria’s tertiary admissions process. Aina made the commitment on Friday during his official handover...

US State Department Apologises For AI Map Blunder In Africa

A map used by a senior US official at an international AIDS conference in Rio de Janeiro drew widespread criticism this week after it showed Nigeria as landlocked and placed Ivory Coast in East Africa rather than West Africa, among several other errors that left six African...