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US appoints Chief Prosecutor as COVID-19 Fraud surpasses $8bn

The US Justice Department appointed a chief prosecutor on Thursday to crack down on COVID-19 pandemic fraud, which is estimated to have cost the government more than $8 billion.

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World Glaucoman Week: Many Nigerians losing sight due to ignorance

Chairman of the Nigeria Optometric Association, Cross River Chapter, Dr. Onyebuchi Ndukwe, says that many Nigerians are losing their sight to glaucoma irreversibly due to ignorance.

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Attacks on Ukrainian hospitals, ambulances increasing rapidly, says WHO

The World Health Organisation has alerted that attack on hospitals, ambulances and other health care facilities in Ukraine have increased rapidly in recent days,...

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UN agencies warn against consumption of sick, dead animals

The Food and Agriculture Organisation, the World Organisation for Animal Health and the World Health Organisation have called on hunters not to track animals that appear sick or harvest those that are found dead.

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2025 AFCON: Senegal Defeat Morocco To Become African Champions

In a dramatic and controversial climax to the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), Senegal emerged victorious over hosts Morocco in the final played on 18 January 2026 at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, Morocco. After a tense 90 minutes with no goals, the match...

Nigeria’s New Tax Laws Explained: NOA Director Answers Key Public Questions

Just this week, the Director of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Ondo State, Mr. James Adekunle, was invited to a public lecture titled Nigeria's New Tax Laws & Public Outcry, organised by Ekimogun Youths Connect (EYC). During the session, Mr. Adekunle responded to a series of questions from...

Unleashing Africa’s Creative Economy Potential

Africa’s cultural and technological revolution is accelerating, and with it comes the need for strong language infrastructure and systems-level thinking. The African Union’s unification agenda envisions a digitally empowered continent where African languages, stories, and creative expressions are not only preserved but positioned to resonate on a...