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The cut in U.S. aid is worsening Nigeria’s tuberculosis funding crisis, risking vital case-finding and treatment services. With a required $404 million for 2025, the Global Fund’s allocation is insufficient. …
U.S. Aid Reduction Jeopardizes TB Treatment Initiatives in Nigeria Read More
Tazara is set to receive a $1.4 billion investment from CCECC to rehabilitate railway tracks and procure new locomotives and wagons. This partnership aims to enhance transport services, address operational …
Tazara to Receive $1.4 Billion Investment for Operational Overhaul Read More
Nigeria’s one-year treasury bill demand has decreased alongside liquidity challenges despite higher yields. The CBN’s recent auction raised yields but saw the lowest demand this year. Analysts attribute the decline …
Decline in Demand for Nigerian Treasury Bills Amid Liquidity Constraints Read More
Eddie Jordan, a former Formula 1 team owner and lively television pundit, died at 76 following a battle with prostate cancer. Known for his vibrant persona, he played a significant …
Tributes Pour In as Former F1 Team Owner Eddie Jordan Passes Away at 76 Read More
Israeli airstrikes on Gaza escalate, causing numerous casualties, including children. Hamas remains open to negotiations, urging adherence to a ceasefire. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu insists on continued military action. Evacuation …
Escalating Conflict: Israel Intensifies Strikes in Gaza Amidst Ongoing Negotiations Read More
Amnesty International has urged Nigeria to withdraw the Counter Subversion Bill 2024, sponsored by Speaker Tajudeen Abbas, citing concerns that it could violate human rights and suppress dissent. The organization’s …
Amnesty International Calls for Rejection of Nigeria’s Counter Subversion Bill Read More
Over 4,700 Syrian civilians have been killed in 100 days following Bashar al-Assad’s ouster, with sectarian violence intensifying. The Syrian Observatory reported a total of 6,316 deaths across various provinces, …
Over 4,700 Syrian Civilians Killed in 100 Days Post-Assad Ouster Read More
Thailand ministers are visiting Xinjiang to meet Uyghurs deported last month, but only a few will be available. This deportation has faced international criticism and raised concerns about human rights …
Thai Officials Visit Xinjiang to Meet Uyghurs Amid Controversy Read More
The IJF’s fourth Grand Slam tournament of 2025 is scheduled in Tbilisi, Georgia, from March 21-23, attracting over 400 judokas from 53 nations. The Mongolian team, including 20 athletes, aims …
Mongolian Judokas Prepare for Tbilisi’s Fourth Judo Grand Slam of 2025 Read More
President Trump has escalated tensions by stating that future Houthi attacks will be deemed Iranian aggression, warranting severe repercussions for Tehran. This follows recent U.S. military strikes against the Houthis …
Trump Declares Future Houthi Attacks as Iranian Aggression Read More