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Five Killed As Gunfire, Explosions Rock Somali Capital

Al Shabaab militants attacked several police stations and security checkpoints in Somalia's capital Mogadishu early on Wednesday, as the nation prepares for a much-delayed...

S’African Judge Dismisses Zuma’s Bid To Appeal Prosecutor Ruling

A South African judge has dismissed a bid by former president Jacob Zuma to appeal an earlier ruling rejecting his attempt to have the...

U.S Officials Meet Tunisians Civil Society Representatives

U.S. officials have met with Tunisian civil society representatives amid concerns over the dissolution of the Supreme Judicial Council, while escalating international pressure on...

Ethiopia Lifts State Of Emergency Early, Citing Easing War

Lawmakers in Ethiopia have voted to end the country's three-month state of emergency early even as mediation efforts to end a deadly war in...

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Phishing, Spoofed Emails, $2.4M Stolen: Two Nigerians Get 189 Months in US Prison

Two Nigerians in the US, Chijioke Odimegwu and Harafat Mogaji, get 189 months in prison and restitution over a $2.4M phishing and wire-fraud scheme.Two Nigerian nationals living in the United States have been sentenced to a combined 189 months in federal prison for an international cyber fraud...

Travel Visa: 4 Countries Nigerians Can Visit Without Visa

For many Nigerians planning an international trip, one question comes before the flight ticket or hotel booking: Will I need a visa? Interest in “travel visa” has risen on Google as travellers search for destinations with less complicated entry requirements. While Nigerian passport holders still need advance visas for...

Burkina Faso Opens First Gold Refinery: What It Means For Africa?

"Our gold will no longer be used to create added value for others while our people remain in need." — Mines Minister Yacouba Zabré Gouba" Burkina Faso has commissioned its first gold refinery, the Raffinor-BF plant in Ouagadougou, as the military government moves to process more of its...