Egypt’s Richest Family: The Sawiris Family, Adds $1.8 Billion In New Projects In Q2 2022
Orascom Construction, a Cairo-based construction firm led by Egypt's richest family, has added $1.8 billion in new projects to its backlog of active construction projects in Q2 2022.
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Tinubu: Nigeria Needs An Effective And Competent Government Instead Of A Government Of National Unity
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, the incoming president, dashed the hopes of supporters of a government of national unity on Thursday by emphasizing competence over such a political organization. He claimed that,…
Desmond Elliot Denounces LP Opponent’s “Senseless Attack” In Lagos
Desmond Elliot, a member of the Lagos State House of Assembly, has denounced the attack on Olumide Oworu's labor party opponent's campaign staff. Oworu claimed in a tweet on Thursday…
The PWDs Foundation Cautions Against Making Polling Places Dangerous Areas
The Albino Foundation Africa has urged political parties to abstain from designating polling places for people with disabilities as dangerous areas during the gubernatorial and State Houses of Assembly elections…
Bayelsa State Police Dept. Promise To Maintain Peace In The Upcoming Election
For the state's House of Assembly election on Saturday, the Police announced that it has sent out all of its officers and men from the Bayelsa State Command. During the…
Oro Rites: Sanwo-Olu warns Traditional Faithful Before The Governor And Assembly Elections
Before the gubernatorial and House of Assembly elections on Saturday, Lagos State's Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the governor, has issued a warning to traditional institutions. After word that several traditional rulers had…
Four Alleged Terrorists Are Charged By The DSS In Ogun
Four alleged terrorists have been charged by the Directorate of State Services in Isabo, Abeokuta, Ogun State's Chief Magistrate's Court. On December 9, 2022, the suspects (Aliu Abubakar, Abubakar Usman,…
Igbo Community Pledge Their Support For Kaduna NNPP’s Gov. Candidate
Prior to Saturday's governorship election, the Igbo community in Kaduna State formally endorsed Senator Suleiman Hunkuyi, the New Nigeria Peoples Party's nominee for state governor. The governorship candidate's track record,…
Panic As Shares of Swiss Giant Bank, Credit Suisse Decline
As investors continue to be on edge following the failure of Silicon Valley Bank, shares of the ailing Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse have fallen to a historic low. When…
A Texas Judge May Revoke The FDA’s Ruling On Abortion Pills In the US
In a decision that may limit access to the drug worldwide, a judge in Texas is debating whether to allow the sale of a regularly used abortion pill in the…
U.S. Charges Exiled Chinese Businessman Guo Wengui with $1 Billion Fraud
A Chinese real estate magnate with a New York office has been accused by US authorities of planning a billion-dollar swindle. The charges against Guo Wengui and Kin Ming Je,…
Honduras, An Ally of Taiwan, Seeks For Diplomatic Relation With China
Honduras, one of Taiwan's few recognized friends, is in danger of falling out of favor as it strives to establish diplomatic ties with China. The shift, according to Honduran President…
US: Power Outage In California And The Northeast Caused By Storm
When bicoastal storms brought rain, snow, flooding, and severe winds, more than 400,000 people in the US are without power. Tuesday saw mudslides and overflowing rivers throughout California. Among the…
After Making Comments About A “Territorial Issue,”Florida’s Ron DeSantis Asked To Visit Ukraine
After the Republican governor of Florida's dismissal of the Russian invasion as a "territorial dispute," Ukraine has extended an invitation to DeSantis to travel there. Mr. DeSantis made his comments…
Russia Will Attempt To Recover American Drone Parts That Was Shot Down
On Wednesday, Russia declared that it would make an effort to recover the remains of an American drone that had crashed into the Black Sea. On Tuesday, a massive MQ-9…
2,400 Afghan Asylum Applicants Apprehended By The UAE Authority
Human Rights Watch claims that at least 2,400 Afghan asylum applicants are being detained arbitrarily in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Following the Taliban takeover of Kabul in August 2021,…
