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China Accounts For 66% Debt-Service Payments By Nigeria, Others in 2022 – World Bank

China is expected to account for 66 percent of the debt-service payments International Development Association (IDA) countries will be making on their official bilateral...

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Saudi Arabia, China Sign Strategic Deals Worth $30 Billion

Saudi Arabia and China showcased deepening ties with a series of strategic deals on Thursday during a visit by President Xi Jinping, including one...

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WTO Report Shows Increase in Trade Restrictions On Food, Fertilizer

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) Director-General's annual overview of developments in the international trading environment has shown that trade restrictions are increasing, particularly on...

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Cash Withdrawal Limits: Controversies Trail Deadline, CBN Says Subject To Review

In a bid to put Nigeria at the forefront of digital payment innovations in Africa and the world at large, Governor of the Central...

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Wife Of South Korea’s Jailed Ex-President Arrested

Kim Keon Hee, wife of South Korea’s imprisoned former president Yoon Suk Yeol, has been taken into custody on multiple charges, including stock manipulation, bribery, and political interference. During a four-hour court hearing in Seoul on Tuesday, Kim denied all allegations. However, the court granted a detention warrant,...

FG Withdraws ₦20bn Fraud Case Against Ex-AMCON MD Ahmed Kuru

A Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja has struck out the ₦20 billion fraud case against Ahmed Kuru, former Managing Director of the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON), following the Federal Government’s decision to discontinue the prosecution. Justice Rahman Oshodi, in his ruling on Monday, discharged Kuru...

U.S. Sanctions Congo Rebels Over Illegal Mineral Trade

The United States government on Tuesday announced sanctions against an armed faction operating in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), accusing the group of engaging in illegal mineral trade. The move is part of Washington’s broader effort to secure access to vital minerals from the region. Armed Group...