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  1. Military operations alone can’t end banditry — Ribadu

    The National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, has said military operations alone cannot end banditry, calling for stronger intelligence and community partici Read More: https://punchng.com/military-operations-alone-cant-end-banditry-ribadu/

    Africa · Punch · Latest (Nigeria) ·

  2. Sanwo-Olu warns Lagos residents against building on wetlands

    Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has warned residents against building on wetlands and drainage channels to prevent flooding and coastal erosion. Read More: https://punchng.com/sanwo-olu-warns-lagos-residents-against-building-on-wetlands/

    Africa · Punch · Latest (Nigeria) ·

  3. Moroccan MPs seek to resume assessment of Green Morocco plan

    Moroccan lawmakers are seeking to revive a parliamentary working group tasked with assessing the Green Morocco Plan after it ended the previous legislative term without completing its work, according to Hespress AR sources.

    Africa · Hespress English · Latest (Morocco) ·

  4. Poland vs Nigeria: Five Players to watch as Flamingos begin World Cup campaign

    Harmony Chidi leads Nigeria’s charge in Morocco, but Zofia Burzan and Poland’s emerging talents stand between the Flamingos and a winning start to their FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup campaign The post Poland vs Nigeria: Five Players to watch as Flamingos begin World Cup campaign appeared first on…

    Africa · Premium Times · Latest (Nigeria) ·

  5. From passion to enterprise: Exzanita Aidoo journey into fashion entrepreneurship

    In an era where entrepreneurship is increasingly becoming an attractive pathway for young people seeking financial independence, personal fulfilment and economic empowerment, the story of Exzanita Aidoo offers an interesting perspective on the power of passion, ambition and the courage to take the…

    Africa · MyJoyOnline · Latest (Ghana) ·

  6. Uganda Reaches Only 11% of People in Need of Palliative Care

    About 500,000 Ugandans need palliative care, but only 11% access the services, according to the Ministry of Health, amid shortages of trained providers and persistent gaps in pain management.

    Africa · Nile Post · Latest (Uganda) ·

  7. Uganda launches Ebola vaccine trial

    The town of Masaka in southern Uganda is currently conducting a Phase 1 trial of a vaccine candidate against the Bundibugyo strain of the Ebola virus, which is circulating in the region. There is currently no approved treatment or vaccine for this strain.

    Africa · France 24 · World ·

  8. Alupo Urges East African Businesses to Uphold Quality and Integrity

    Vice President Jessica Alupo has challenged businesses in Uganda and across the East African region to uphold quality, integrity and consistency in their products and services, saying companies recognised for excellence....

    Africa · Nile Post · Latest (Uganda) ·