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Libya to resume oil exports from eastern terminals
Libya is resuming oil exports from its eastern production heartland, its National Oil Corporation said on Wednesday after a showdown…
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Nato Summit: Trump accuses Germany of being ‘a captive of Russia’
United States President Donald Trump set the tone for a tense Nato Summit on Wednesday as he launched a withering…
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Police warn protesters ahead of arraignment of El-Zakzaky
Ahead of the arraignment of the leader of Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), Sheik Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, the police have warned…
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2018 World Cup: Enugu Gov. redeems N5m pledge to Super Eagles
The Enugu State Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, has fulfilled his N5 million pledge to the Super Eagles for their performance at…
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Third Mainland Bridge to be closed for repairs
The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos, Mr. Adedamola Kuti, said on Tuesday that consultations had begun for the closure…
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May clings to power amid Brexit resignation turmoil
British Prime Minister Theresa May chaired a meeting of her new-look cabinet on Tuesday as she clings to power following…
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BREAKING: Journalists scamper for safety as police disrupt Peace Corps anniversary celebration
Armed riot policemen on Tuesday disrupted a rally and press briefing organised by the Peace Corps of Nigeria to mark its 20th…
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Australia lawsuit funder to sue Facebook over privacy breaches
Litigation funder IMF Bentham Ltd. (IMF.AX) is preparing to potentially sue social media giant Facebook Inc. in Australia over its…
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China offers $3b to take over Uganda’s electricity company
Chinese investors have offered the government $3 billion in a proposal to take over Uganda’s electricity transmission and distribution business.…
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Ethiopian Airlines to resume flights to Eritrea on July 17
Ethiopian Airlines on Tuesday said it would resume flights to Eritrea’s capital Asmara on July 17 for the first time…
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