Audacious, breathtaking actions from the executive branch threaten not only the safety and security of Americans, but the ...
Former military Head of State, Ibrahim Babangida, on Thursday, expressed regret over the annulment of the June 12, 1993, ...
Malcolm X understood something painfully relevant today: The American empire does not just oppress — it manipulates. It does ...
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allAfrica.com on MSNCabinet commends Class of 2024 for impressive resultsCabinet has commended the Class of 2024 for achieving the highest matric pass rate since the advent of democracy in 1994.
This analysis reveals how liberalism's long-standing role as capitalism's gatekeeper may have created the very monster it now ...
According to the Cabinet statement, South Africa funds 90% of its antiretroviral procurement, with the Global Fund covering ...
Ramaphosa dismissed concerns that budget disagreements could collapse the Government of National Unity. He described the ...
Although the SAHRC initiated its own investigation, it confirmed receipt of several complaints against Nota Baloyi.
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The Punch on MSNOsun’s political killings stain democracyAS Osun State residents go to the polls tomorrow to elect council chairmen and councillors, there is a palpable fear of escalation of violence after six people were killed in the state on Monday. One ...
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Nigerian Tribune on MSNOsun LG election: You're not Court of law, group slams AGFA civil society group, Osun Democrats for Democracy on Friday blasted the Attorney General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi for allegedly assuming the role of a court on the osun local government ...
Under President Joe Biden, the U.S. spent $240 billion on development aid. Aid also increased during Donald Trump’s first term. Eight charts show which countries benefited and how the money was used.
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