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At least 38 people were killed in a terrorist attack in Zamfara State, while separate kidnapping incidents in Ondo and the Southeast highlight Nigeria's deteriorating security situation.
Zanzibar has unveiled a major cultural preservation initiative backed by $12 million in public-private investment, while Austria has transformed Adolf Hitler's birthplace into a police station, highlighting contrasting approaches to managing historical sites.
Ida Odinga has disclosed assets worth Sh500 million while seeking appointment as a UN Environment Programme envoy, invoking her connection to late Nobel laureate Wangari Maathai to bolster her environmental credentials.
A terrorist assault in Zamfara state killed at least 30 people while political violence during party elections in Ondo state left four dead, prompting President Tinubu to summon the state governor as security concerns escalate nationwide.
Boulders Beach in Cape Town has been named the world's most unique beach, while Nigeria's Michael Okpara University appoints its first female vice-chancellor and South Africa prepares for Armed Forces Day commemorations.
Mercedes driver George Russell expressed concern over Ferrari's strong performance in Formula One pre-season testing, while European football grapples with racism allegations involving Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior.
A military court in Cameroon has sentenced three soldiers to jail terms for the deaths of 21 civilians in the country's restive Anglophone region, though legal experts and human rights advocates argue the penalties fall short of the gravity of the crimes.
Nigerian security agencies conducted coordinated operations this week, arresting armed robbery suspects, seizing nearly 500kg of cannabis, and advancing rehabilitation programs for former insurgents as part of broader crime prevention efforts.
Dispatch riders in Nigeria's capital staged a mass protest Thursday against what they describe as excessive taxation, demanding government intervention to protect their livelihoods.
A biographical work titled 'Faith & Defiance — The Life of Sally Motlala' documents the developmental and Christian anti-apartheid activist's contributions from the mid-1940s through the early 1990s.
Nigeria's military and police are conducting coordinated security operations across several states, including a new anti-terrorism initiative in Kwara State and harbour defence exercises in Lagos, while making arrests in high-profile murder cases.
A Moroccan court has convicted 18 Senegalese football supporters to prison terms of three to 12 months following disturbances during the Africa Cup of Nations final in Rabat.
Federal Roads Maintenance Agency demands inclusion in fossil fuel surcharge revenue while proposing N229.9 billion budget, as experts warn regulatory gaps continue to undermine gas flaring enforcement efforts.
Lagos authorities shut down a public toilet in Ebute Metta for discharging untreated sewage into drains, while residents in Surulere report paying premium electricity rates without receiving reliable power supply.
President Bola Tinubu has signed an executive order requiring direct remittance of oil revenues to the Federation Account, removing NNPC's authority to collect and manage a 30% exploration fund while suspending gas flare penalties.
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