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Increasing e-waste put health of children, expectant mothers at risk, WHO warns

The World Health Organisation says the health of children, adolescents and expectant mothers worldwide is at risk from the illegal processing of old electrical or electronic devices.

Study: Cervical cancer rates drop, as HPV cancers rise

Cervical cancer rates have dropped one percent annually since 2001, while other HPV-related cancers without standardised screening guidelines are on the rise, according to research set to be presented at the 2021 American Society of Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting.

Reps consider abolishing NYSC as bill reaches second reading

The House of Representatives is seeking to repeal the NYSC Act and discontinue the National Youth Service Corps scheme, as the Bill reaches the second reading.

Nigerians to submit phone IDs in three months – NCC

Nigerians have been mandated to submit the International Mobile Equipment Identity of their phones to The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) starting from July.

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Houthi Shipping Threat Forces Oil Tankers To Reverse Course Near Yemen

Several oil tankers have abruptly changed course near Yemen after the Iran-backed Houthi movement announced a new "maritime embargo" targeting Saudi Arabia, raising fresh concerns over global energy supplies and shipping security in one of the world's busiest trade corridors. Ship-tracking data shows that at least seven oil...

Trump Strengthens US-Saudi Arabia Relations After Years Of Diplomatic Tension

Relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia have undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years, shifting from diplomatic tension under former President Joe Biden to a much closer partnership under President Donald Trump. The relationship, once strained by disagreements over human rights and the killing of journalist...

FG Reduces NERDC Textbook Assessment And Ranking Fees Ahead Of New National Textbook Policy

The Federal Government has approved a reduction in the fees charged for the assessment and ranking of textbooks, a move designed to ease financial pressure on publishers and authors ahead of the rollout of the National Textbook Ranking System. The revised charges are expected to encourage greater participation...