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Asean Excludes Myanmar Junta Leader From Regional Summit

Southeast Asian countries are inviting a non-political representative from Myanmar to a regional summit this month, in an unprecedented snub to the military leader. The...

Austria Swears In New Chancellor After Kurz Steps Aside

Austria got a new chancellor on Monday, two days after former leader Sebastian Kurz resigned amid corruption allegations. Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen swore...

Burkina Faso Starts Trial On Killing Of Ex-Leader Sankara

A military court in Burkina Faso has started the trial of 14 people including former President Blaise Compaore for the killing of influential leftist...

Tunisia Gets New Government, Appoints More Women

Tunisia got a new government on Monday after more than two months without one, with the prime minister naming her Cabinet, including a record...

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Tinubu Seeks Senate Approval for $516m Loan To Fund Sokoto–Badagry Highway

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has asked the Senate of Nigeria to approve a $516.3 million foreign syndicated loan to support the construction of the Sokoto–Badagry superhighway. The request was conveyed in a letter read during plenary by Senate President Godswill Akpabio on Thursday. The President is seeking legislative...

Senate Confirms Tinubu’s Ministerial Nominee Darma After Screening

The Senate of Nigeria has confirmed the nomination of Muttaqha Darma as a minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria following his screening in plenary. Darma, who was nominated by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, secured approval after addressing lawmakers on his competence, policy direction, and plans to tackle...

Court To Rule Friday On EFCC Evidence Dispute In Yahaya Bello Trial

The Federal High Court in Abuja has fixed April 24, 2026, to rule on a legal dispute over evidence in the ongoing trial of former Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello. Justice Emeka Nwite adjourned proceedings on Thursday after hearing arguments from both the prosecution and defence on whether...