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Central Africa Government Calls Planned Fuel Protest ‘Illegal’

The government of the Central African Republic on Saturday warned against a planned opposition protest over fuel price increases, calling it “illegal”. The Republican Bloc for the Defence of the Constitution (BRDC) organised a shutdown of the capital, Bangui, on October 12, which saw four senior civil society officials arrested and jailed. Another protest has been called for next Friday but government spokesman Evariste Ngamana said: “They will not be able to go out and marc…

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Habiba: The woman behind ‘Jaiz Bank’s N100m investment scheme’

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Power outages deepen cost pressures for Nigerian businesses as growth slows

Credit Squeeze, Power Outages Weigh On Businesses Despite Growth—NESG

Africa’s $211bn corporate debt market leaves businesses short of long-term capital

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Nigeria’s External Debt Rises To $145bn As World Bank Flags Costly Borrowing

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NEMA, World Bank Strengthen Partnership On Disaster Risk Management -

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FACT-CHECK: How true is Oshiomhole’s claim at APC rally about Cross River’s oil-producing status

"Once upon a time, Cross River State became out as a littoral state. Today, under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Cross River State is considered and is an oil-producing state," Mr Oshiomhole claimed. The post FACT-CHECK: How true is Oshiomhole’s claim at APC rally about Cross River’s oil-producing status appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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