UAE Bans Public Sympathy towards Qatar
07/06/2017The United Arab Emirates has placed banned its citizens from expressing sympathy towards Qatar through any form of publications. According to local media, offenders will be punished by serving a.
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Governance and Policy
President Buhari to Return After Long Medical Leave
06/06/2017Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari is expected to return to the country Saturday from his second break for medical leave in Britain this year, two presidency sources said. The president, 74,.
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Gender
Morocco: Women Call for Equal Right Amidst Arrest of Leaders
06/06/2017The women of Morocco took to the streets recently in the coastal city of Al-hoceima to protest the inequality and ill treatments meted on women in the country. They demand.
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Saudi Arabia, Others Cut Diplomatic Ties with Qatar
06/06/2017Egypt, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Yemen, and Maldives, Monday, cut diplomatic ties with Qatar, on the claims of it supporting terrorism. The countries said they would.
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NIGERIA: NIGER DELTA REGION FACED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL DECADENCE
06/06/2017The Niger Delta region of Nigeria has been faced with environmental decadence caused by oil and gas exploitations. It is to this end that the national president of Environmental Management.
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Trade and Investment
South Africa: Datatec Boost Shares with New Sale Deal
06/06/2017Datatec Ltd, a South African information technology firm on Tuesday said it will sell its Westcon-Comstor Americas business to Synnex Corp for up to $800 million, sending its shares up.
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Kenya Government to Employ 5000 New Teachers
06/06/2017Following the shortage of educational staffs in Kenya, the government has decided to employ 5, 000 teachers. 2,205 will be sent to primary school the rest will be recruited in.
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Tanzania: Government Frowns at Environmental Pollution
05/06/2017The Republic of Tanzania recently celebrated the world environment day. During the celebration, the Vice President, Ms. Samia Suluhu Hassan spoke on the dangerous effects caused by humans industries in.
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