Africa’s largest university hospital, Tangier University Hospital with a capacity of 865 beds has opened in Morocco’s coastal city, Tangier.
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The first edition of the forum held in December 2019. Against the framework of the COVID-19 pandemic, participants will explore stimulating conversations on Post-Conflict Reconstruction & Development (PCRD), Forced Displacement, Sustainable Energy, Climate Change & Security, Resilience of State Institutions among others. It will deliberate on possible risks, new challenges, as well as associated opportunities for Africa.
The Ministry of Security said appropriate measures which may include arrests will be taken against those who defy the ban.
Nigeria’s economy slipped into recession in the third quarter of 2020 with a decline of 3.6 percent, having contracted 6.1 percent in the second quarter, leading…
The ministry projects N1.34 trillion worth of investment from the 12 highways representing 1,963 kilometres of the country’s 35,000 km federal highway network.
These assets are crucial to Nigeria but it’s not compulsory that they are owned by FG. Therefore, we could concession them to private hands, not sell them!
Over 200 families whose livelihoods were disrupted when the by Cyclone Idai,
struck on March 15, 2019 are set for relocation
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Nigeriens went out to pick a President in Historic Runoff on Sunday. A peaceful transition of power is crucial in the country’s ability to combat economic woes and insurgency along its borders.
Stakeholders in the migration sector are demanding for the banning of migrant hiring system like the of ‘Kafala’ practised in many African countries.