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77.1M Identity Numbers Issued as NIN-SIM registration Ends

The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has issued 77.1 million unique National Identification Numbers (NIN) in the country. This new milestone was attained on March...

South Africa’s Unemployment Rises to 35.3%

Statistics South Africa has revealed Unemployment in South Africa grew by 0.4 of a percentage point to reach 35.3% in the final quarter (Q4)...

Tanzania Seeking to Join Exporters of Liquefied Natural Gas

Tanzania is stepping up efforts to join the club of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) exporters, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine spurs Europe to look...

Tanzania Scraps Forty Two Coffee Levies

Tanzania’s government has scrapped 42 out of 47 levies that were being charged from coffee growers in Kagera region as part of continued efforts...

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Rainstorm Topples Tinubu’s Billboard in Sagamu

A massive billboard promoting President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election bid ahead of the 2027 general elections has been damaged following heavy rainfall and strong winds in Sagamu, Ogun State. The incident, which gained widespread attention on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, was captured in a video circulating across social...

Shell Nigeria Gas Sale: What The Vaaris Deal Means

Shell signs deal to exit its full interest in Shell Nigeria Gas Group, handing the domestic gas distributor to an indigenous firm as CEO Wael Sawan refocuses on deepwater and integrated gas The undisclosed deal hands a wholly-owned domestic gas distributor to a Nigerian private firm and marks...

El-Rufai $600k EFCC Allegation: What Kaduna Court Heard On Tuesday

DSS forensic investigator Segun Kayode says $500,000 and $100,000 were set aside for EFCC officers and intermediaries; recordings allegedly name SAN AU Mustapha, Jimi Lawal and Bashir El-Rufai  Segun Kayode, the prosecution's first witness, said forensic audio captured discussions on buying off EFCC officers and shielding two companies...