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Dutch King Hosts Japan’s Emperor Naruhito to Strengthen 400 Years of Relations

The Netherlands has welcomed Emperor Naruhito for a state visit aimed at celebrating more than 400 years of diplomatic and cultural ties between Japan and the Netherlands. Hosted by King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima, the visit focuses on strengthening cooperation in areas such as trade, technology, water management, sustainability and cultural exchange. The long-standing relationship between the two nations dates back to the early 17th century, when Dutch traders became […]

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UN Calls for Rapid Expansion of Fish Farming Across Africa

The United Nations has urged African countries to invest more heavily in fish farming, warning that the continent must significantly increase production to meet future food demands and support its growing population. Speaking at the Our Ocean Conference in Kenya, the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said aquaculture, or fish farming, has become a major source of global food production, surpassing 100 million tonnes in 2024. However, Africa remains […]

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Ramaphosa Urges Calm as South Africa Faces Rising Anti Immigrant Tensions

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has defended his government’s handling of growing anti-immigrant sentiment, warning against violence and blaming migrants for the country’s social and economic challenges. Ramaphosa said illegal immigration should be addressed through lawful enforcement, not mob action, as tensions continue to rise following protests and attacks targeting foreign nationals in parts of the country. His remarks come amid growing pressure on the government to respond to unemployment, […]

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Economic Pressure Forces Thousands of Unemployed Nigerians to Tap Pension Funds

Rising unemployment and cost of living pressures have pushed more than 8,000 Nigerians to withdraw about ₦12.1 billion from their pension savings, according to data from the National Pension Commission (PenCom). The withdrawals were recorded between October and December 2025 and involved Retirement Savings Account holders who had lost their jobs and qualified to access part of their pension contributions after remaining unemployed for a period. The figures highlight how […]

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Trump Signals Early Release of Iran Peace Deal as Ceasefire Framework Takes Shape

US President Donald Trump may release details of a preliminary peace agreement with Iran before its formal signing on Friday, according to Vice President JD Vance. The deal, described as a brief memorandum of understanding, is aimed at ending months of conflict and laying the groundwork for a broader peace agreement. Under the framework, Iran is expected to commit to regional stability, halt support for armed groups, and accept strict […]

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Peter Obi Explains Why He Would Have Handled Subsidy Removal Differently

Former Anambra State governor and 2027 presidential hopeful Peter Obi has clarified that he was never against the removal of fuel subsidy, insisting that he would have implemented the policy in a more organised and gradual manner. Obi said there was “nothing wrong” with removing the subsidy, which he described as a system plagued by corruption, but faulted the way President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration announced and implemented the policy. […]

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South Africa Mourns Jazz Legend Abdullah Ibrahim Who Dies at 91

South African jazz icon and anti-apartheid music pioneer Abdullah Ibrahim has died at the age of 91, his family has confirmed. The internationally acclaimed pianist passed away peacefully in Germany after a short illness, surrounded by loved ones, prompting tributes from across the world. Born in Cape Town in 1934, Ibrahim—originally known as Dollar Brand rose to global prominence through a career spanning more than seven decades, blending jazz with […]

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Gunmen Attack NIPSS Facility in Plateau, Kill Two Soldiers and One Police Officer

Suspected gunmen have attacked the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) in Kuru, near Jos in Plateau State, killing two soldiers and one police officer in a late-night assault that briefly disrupted security around the strategic national institution. The attackers reportedly stormed the area around 11:40 p.m. on Monday, opening fire on security personnel stationed at the facility. A fierce exchange of gunfire followed as guards attempted to […]

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Nigerian Government Denies Claims of Cyberattack on Education Data Platform

The Federal Government has dismissed reports suggesting that its education data platform was hit by a cyberattack, clarifying that there is no evidence of any breach or disruption to the system. Authorities say the Nigeria Education Management Information System (NEMIS), which stores and manages nationwide education data including school records, student enrolment, and teacher information, remains secure and fully operational. The clarification comes after concerns were raised about a possible […]

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