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Russia-Africa Expo-2025: Spotlighting Africa’s Economic Potentials for Russian Investors -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh
The African Union’s Congratulatory Letter To Paul Biya Is A Betrayal Of Its Founding Ideals -By Isaac Asabor
If U.S. Invades Nigeria: The Hidden Cost to Nigeria’s Solid Mineral Sector

If U.S. Invades Nigeria: The Hidden Cost to Nigeria’s Solid Mineral Sector

Speculations about a possible invasion of Nigeria by the United States may seem remote, but in the context of global geopolitics, such scenarios are often built on layered motives including political, economic, humanitarian, and religious...

Owner:  Jideofor Adibe
Coup reports scaring investors, hurting economy—Presidency

Coup reports scaring investors, hurting economy—Presidency

The Presidency has said that recent media reports about alleged coup plots are damaging the country’s economy and discouraging foreign investment. Speaking on Arise News’ Prime Time programme on Thursday evening, Special Adviser to the President...

Owner:  Angela Emuwa
Mali Court jails Former Prime Minister for criticizing military regime
U.S. ordered all nonemergency personnel, family to leave Mali

U.S. ordered all nonemergency personnel, family to leave Mali

Oct. 30 (UPI) -- The U.S. Department of State on Thursday ordered non-emergency employees and their family members to leave Mali, where the government is in armed conflict with al-Qaida-linked terrorists. "The Department of State ordered...

Owner:  Reverend Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church
Exit of B/Faso, Mali, Niger from ICC not in citizens’ interest

Exit of B/Faso, Mali, Niger from ICC not in citizens’ interest

The resolution by Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger to exit the International Criminal Court (ICC) over some allegations against the global justice platform, particularly at a time when the Sahel region is still engulfed by turmoil, the end of which no...

Owner:  Maiden Alex Ibru
The Best Music From West Africa in October 2025

The Best Music From West Africa in October 2025

MUSIC OkayAfrica’s list of the best West African songs and tracks highlights top music and artists, including Lali x Lola, Oumou Sangaré, The Cavemen, and more. This month’s list includes music from Mali, Nigeria, Ghana, Liberia, and Sierra Leone....

Owner:  Isha Sesay
US orders nonemergency personnel to leave Mali

US orders nonemergency personnel to leave Mali

WASHINGTON, Oct 30 (Reuters) – The U.S. State Department on Thursday ordered non-emergency employees and their family members to leave Mali due to safety risks, as the government there comes under increasing pressure from al Qaeda-linked...

Owner:  Apollo Global Management
NFF President issues update on Eric Chelle's future as Super Eagles coach ahead of AFCON 2025

NFF President issues update on Eric Chelle's future as Super Eagles coach ahead of AFCON 2025

NFF President Ibrahim Gusau has provided an update on Eric Chelle's future as Super Eagles head coach There are rumours that Chelle could be sacked if Nigeria fails to secure a slot at the intercontinental playoff Gusau has assured that the...

Owner:  Naij.com Media Limited
The African Union’s Congratulatory Letter To Paul Biya Is A Betrayal Of Its
Unverified coup reports scaring investors, hurting economy, Presidency warns
U.S. orders non-emergency employees to leave Mali because of safety risks

U.S. orders non-emergency employees to leave Mali because of safety risks

Open this photo in gallery:People gather at a gas station due to shortage of petrol in Bamako, Mali, earlier this month.Idriss Sangare/Reuters The U.S. State Department on Thursday ordered non-emergency employees and their family members to leave...

Owner:  Thomson Family
Serbia to upgrade medical centres and wastewater infrastructure with EIB Global financing of over €192 million
Subedi to be presented SAARC Lifetime Achievement Award
US orders non-emergency employees to leave Mali due to safety risks

US orders non-emergency employees to leave Mali due to safety risks

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. State Department on Thursday ordered non-emergency employees and their family members to leave Mali due to safety risks, as the government there comes under increasing pressure from al Qaeda-linked insurgents, who...

Owner:  Wright Family
A Preview Of Africa’s Hopefuls At The 2025 FIFA U-17 World Cup In Qatar
After US, Italy asks citizens to leave Mali amid fuel blockade, fears of Al Qaeda takeover
List of 10 African countries with lowest IMF debt in 2025

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