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Nigeria’s Federal Government Cracks Down On Digital Loan Sharks

Nigerian authorities are shutting down illegal online lending firms that use deceptive schemes to hook consumers. Many Nigerians have had to take loans from unscrupulous...

Nigerian Cinemas Record N347m Revenue, 45% Increase In March

The Cinema Exhibitors Association of Nigeria (CEAN) on Monday said that it generated N346.6 million from tickets sold across the country in the month...

Rwanda Set to Launch $350M Agriculture Financing Facility

The Rwandan government is expected to start an agriculture facility with an initial investment of $350 million (about Rwf350 billion), Prime Minister Edouard Ngirente...

United Kingdom Launches £35m Programme to Support AfCFTA

The United Kingdom (UK) government has launched a £35 million programme to support negotiations and implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). The...

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 25 Killed, 100 Injured in Sri Lanka Prison Clashes

At least 25 people have died and roughly 100 more were injured following clashes between two groups of inmates at a prison in Negombo, Sri Lanka, according to two police sources and a hospital source who spoke to Reuters. The violence broke out Sunday between convicted prisoners and...

Balogun Red Card Reversal Sparks Controversy Over Trump-FIFA Involvement

FIFA's decision to suspend the one-match ban handed to USA striker Folarin Balogun has thrown the World Cup's disciplinary system into confusion, raising serious questions about political interference from the Trump administration. Balogun, sent off during the USA's Round of 32 win over Bosnia-Herzegovina, is now free...

Russian Strikes Kill At Least 11 in Kyiv for Second Time This Week

At least 11 people have died after Russia launched another wave of strikes on Kyiv, marking the second such attack on the Ukrainian capital in just a week, according to the city's top military official, Timur Tkachenko. Around 46 people were wounded, including five children, and three...