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GUEST INTERVIEW
It is evident that for every economy and society to thrive and develop, there should be the opportunity for young people to transform livelihoods through Entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurs are therefore a national asset who can through skills, innovations, and new dimensions…
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The Book Review
In this edition of The Book Review, we visit Ola Rotimi’s The Gods Are Notto Blame, which tells the story of man’s struggle against fate. It pits free willagainst fate to demonstrate how the gods use man’s weaknesses as triggers…
NewsLink 2023- 09- 05 Second Edition
In Cote d’Ivoire, the Independent Electoral Commission (CEI) announced Monday evening that the ruling Rally of Houphouetists for Democracy and Peace (RHDP) largely won the regional and municipal elections, held on September 2. Speaking in an address on state tv…
Niger’s junta-appointed PM says talks ongoing with ECOWAS
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Ghana’s military warns executive against complacency in governance
The Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College, says the executive should not be complacent and assume that a coup is not possible in the country. Africa has been battling a new wave of military takeovers in the last 3…
Nigeria’s govt moves to avert labour union’s proposed 2-day warning strike
The Nigerian government and the labor unions’ negotiation ended inconclusively on Monday. The workers insist that they will proceed with the two-day warning strike scheduled to begin today, Tuesday. Meanwhile, the Minister of Labor and Employment, Simon Bako Lalong, told…
Mali bans the export of lithium
The Malian government has banned the raw export of lithium from Goulamina in the Bougouni region. For more than a month, Leo Lithium has suspended its listing on the Australian Securities Exchange. The company, which owns the Goulamina lithium project,…
President Bio hails Sierra Leone’s policies to tackle climate change
The first African Climate Summit gets underway with calls for funding and wider partnerships with multinationals to adequately combat climate change on the continent. With a population size of 1.3 billion people, Africa is highly threatened by global warming due…
NewsLink 2023- 09- 05 First Edition
Meanwhile, the Nigerian government and the labour unions’ negotiation ended inconclusively on Monday. The workers insist that they will proceed with the two-day warning strike scheduled to begin today, Tuesday. In the meantime, the country’s Labour and Employment minister Simon…
NewsLink 2023- 09 – 04 Third Edition
•The Nigerien Junta reopens the country’s airspace after weeks of closure due alleged threat of imminent military intervention. •The Ivorian ruling RHDP party of President Alassane Ouattara takes major lead in Saturday’s twin elections according to provisional results. •The Nigerian…
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