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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...

India, China Army Talks To Defuse Border Tensions Fail

Talks between Indian and Chinese army commanders to disengage troops from key friction areas along their border have ended in a stalemate which has...

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Senate Suspends Bills for New Universities

The Nigerian Senate has directed its committees to stop processing bills seeking the establishment of new universities and other tertiary institutions, citing the Federal Government’s six-year moratorium on the creation of additional institutions. The directive was announced during Wednesday’s plenary session, November 4, 2026, as lawmakers considered the...

5.5 Million Nomadic Children Out of School in Nigeria

The National Commission for Nomadic Education has disclosed that approximately 5.5 million children from nomadic pastoralist, migrant fishing and migrant farming communities are out of school across Nigeria. The commission’s Acting Executive Secretary, Umar Abdu, revealed the figure during an interview in Kano on the sidelines of an...

Court Removes Karimi as APC’s Kogi West Candidate

A Federal High Court in Abuja has nullified the nomination of Senator Sunday Karimi as the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for the Kogi West senatorial district ahead of the 2027 general elections. The court ordered the APC to replace Karimi with Samuel Aro, whom it recognised as...