Skip to content
nationalcourrier.com

nationalcourrier.com

Breaking news and insights at nationalcourrier.com

  • Global news
  • Politics
  • Climate change
  • Business
  • economics
Main Menu
  • Global news
  • Politics
  • Climate change
  • Business
  • economics

Tag: TRANS

Politics

Federal Government Justifies State of Emergency in Rivers State

March 19, 2025March 19, 2025 - by Liam Nguyen - Leave a Comment

The Federal Government supports President Tinubu’s emergency declaration in Rivers State to prevent governance collapse and protect economic interests. Attorney-General Fagbemi emphasized the necessity of this action due to prolonged …

Federal Government Justifies State of Emergency in Rivers State Read More
Business

Transcorp Nigeria Experiences Remarkable Profit Surge Fueled by Business Growth

March 10, 2025March 10, 2025 - by Carmen Mendez - Leave a Comment

Transunion Nigeria reported a 189% rise in profit after tax to N94.08 billion and a 107% increase in revenue to N407.91 billion for 2024. The firm declared a dividend of …

Transcorp Nigeria Experiences Remarkable Profit Surge Fueled by Business Growth Read More
Politics

Ruto Asserts Kenya Kwanza-ODM Pact is for Unity, Not Power Sharing

March 8, 2025March 8, 2025 - by Carmen Mendez - Leave a Comment

President William Ruto affirmed that the Kenya Kwanza-ODM agreement focuses on national unity and socio-economic transformation, not on power-sharing or the 2027 elections. His remarks at Chebukati’s funeral emphasized equitable …

Ruto Asserts Kenya Kwanza-ODM Pact is for Unity, Not Power Sharing Read More
Climate change

Botswana Reroutes Traffic to Namibia Amid Severe Flooding Challenges

March 4, 2025March 4, 2025 - by Sofia Nawab - Leave a Comment

Due to severe flooding, Botswana has rerouted traffic to Namibia, leading to the closure of several border posts with South Africa. The Trans Kalahari Corridor Secretariat warned of potential congestion …

Botswana Reroutes Traffic to Namibia Amid Severe Flooding Challenges Read More
Climate change

Botswana Reroutes Traffic to Namibia Amid Severe Flooding

March 4, 2025March 4, 2025 - by Carmen Mendez - Leave a Comment

Botswana has rerouted traffic to Namibia due to severe flooding affecting numerous border posts with South Africa. The Trans Kalahari Corridor Secretariat (TKCS) has warned of potential congestion at Namibian …

Botswana Reroutes Traffic to Namibia Amid Severe Flooding Read More
  • Athletics
  • Business
  • Climate change
  • Companies
  • cricket
  • economics
  • Football
  • Global news
  • Golf
  • In memoriam
  • motorsport
  • Politics
  • rugby
  • Sport
  • Technology
  • Tennis
  • Uncategorized

Recent Posts

  • New Jersey Primary Election Polls Now Open: See Governor Candidates, Other Races, Where to Vote
  • Modi Celebrates Multi-Party Delegations Presenting India’s Stance on Terrorism
  • Trump Issues Travel Ban Affecting 12 Countries Amid Security Concerns
  • Javier Milei’s Campaign Sparks Controversy in Argentina Ahead of Elections
  • Uruguay Faces Venezuela in Crucial World Cup Showdown

economics

  • A colorful abstract representation of economic data trends with rising and falling lines, symbolizing inflation dynamics.
    Colombia’s Inflation Rate Drops to 5.05% in May, Lower than Expected
  • Colorful abstract representation of economic stability and growth, featuring geometric shapes and warm tones.
    Colombia Inflation Rate Hits Lowest Level Since 2021
  • A lush cocoa farm in Nigeria with vibrant green cocoa trees, depicting revitalization efforts in agriculture.
    Can the New Cocoa Board Help Revitalize Nigeria’s Cocoa Industry?
  • A vibrant landscape of Kenya with a focus on currency notes and coins symbolizing economic stability and growth.
    Kenya’s Forex Reserves Reach Historic High of $10.59 Billion, Driven by Remittances
  • Dried coffee plants under bright sunlight, reflecting increased prices due to rain shortages.
    Lack of Rain in Brazil Boosts Coffee Prices

Legal

  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us
Powered by WordPress and HitMag.