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[Leadership] The United Kingdom has announced that total trade in goods and services (exports plus imports) between it and Nigeria currently stands at £5.5billion as both sides confirmed their shared interest in pursuing a potential Enhanced Trade and Investment Partnership at the eighth and final UK-Nigeria Economic Development Forum (EDF).

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[Premium Times] "If convicted, the defendants face a maximum statutory penalty of up to 15 years in prison for the material support charges, up to three years in prison for the receiving money from a ransom demand charge and up to 20 years in prison for the money laundering conspiracy charge," US DOJ said.

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[Vanguard] Terror war: Over 886 hardened Boko Haram fighters for prosecution; FG issues travel advisory to Nigerians going to US, Europe are top stories published across all major newspapers in Nigeria today, November 29, 2022.

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Goalkeeper Andre Onana leaves Cameroon's World Cup squad, saying there has been 'no will' to find a solution after he was suspended for disciplinary reasons.

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[WFP] N'djamena -- The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, warned today of an imminent cut to food assistance to crisis-affected refugees in Chad unless urgent funding to bridge major funding shortfalls is received imminently. WFP requires US$161 million by the end of 2022 to avert a suspension of its refugee assistance programme and provide life-saving assistance to crisis-affected communities in Chad including 519,000 Sudanese and Central African refugees.

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[SAnews.gov.za] The Department of Home Affairs says it has granted Janusz Waluz permanent residence in South Africa for the period of his parole with conditions to be imposed by the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services.

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Mohammed Kudus gets praise from Ghana's coach and senior players after the midfielder's starring display in their World Cup win over South Korea.

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The men, found on the Alithini II oil tanker at the Las Palmas port, appeared to have symptoms of dehydration and hypothermia after spending about eleven days clinging to the rubber of the oil tanker.

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The second fixtures of the group phase of 2022 Qatar World Cup ended Monday (Nov. 29) with exciting performances by Cameroon and Ghana. Overall, Africa's five representatives were able to raise up their game and can still dream to qualify in dramatic fashion for the round of 16.

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"The monument was vandalized overnight from Saturday to Sunday. One of the pillars is badly damaged. One side collapsed and the lighting system was stolen,"

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Africa Travel Week is calling all sustainability champions, changemakers, movers, and shakers to enter the WTM Responsible Tourism Awards 2023 as applications are now open for entries.

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The National Communications Authority (NCA) has issued Somalia’s first spectrum licence to the country's largest telecommunications provider, Hormuud Telecom.

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The FX market keeps being fast-developing. In 2022, it is expected to grow even faster than in previous years. This trend is caused by several factors. The

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Team USA is mounting one last-ditch effort to earn a spot in the Qatar World Cup knock-out stage. The squad will play a tense and critical game against Iran for group B's final day on Tuesday, (Nov. 29)

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In a first for Meta in Africa, the company unveiled a 360 degree campaign focused on the metaverse and entry points for creators in Nigeria, and across the region

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[VOA] Abuja, Nigeria -- In 2020, Aisha Ali and her husband decided she would take a birth control injection after having nine children.

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This team, made up of "investigators and experts from the judicial police" as well as an "expert in forensic medicine", was sent on Sunday following "an urgent request for help" from the authorities of Sao-Tome- Principe, says a joint statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry o

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Hundreds of local people frantically searched for loved ones while emergency services continued their work . Some people in the crowd wept as the workers searched the site.

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As Africa prepares to launch its own Hundred competition, the continent's top official says it's time to put bats, not guns, in the hands of kids.

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"This aircraft, after committing these crimes headed north before crossing our borders," the government said.

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[Scrolla] Traditional healer Fannie Mashaba is pleading with communities to take care of their waste and stop polluting rivers and streams.