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African Countries in Debt Crises
IMF Raises Alarm The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, Kristalina Georgieva, says 40 per cent of African countries are in debt distress. ... -
Education Vital to Maritime Development-NIMASA
Assures on Single Digit Loans For facilities In continuation of its commitment to inspire and motivate quality education in the country, the Nigerian Maritime ... -
Seafarers Need Scrabble-Study
New research by Cardiff University urges shipping companies to provide more amenities for seafarers. Specifically, the report states that they should be provided with ... -
Schools Talk Tough at Agric Debate
Hebron Heights College came first at the maiden edition of Pan Africa Senior Secondary School Agricultural Debate (PASSSAD), which was held at Vision House, ... -
SCRABBLE AS AN ECONOMIC TOOL
Jobs, National Integration, Network and Synergy Scrabble is an indoor/outdoor board game of words, fortune and fame. It requires discipline, mental and physical exertion ... -
Nigeria’s Maritime Transport Policy Identified as Missing Link to Inclusive Growth
The Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) Dr. Dakuku Peterside has stated that a national policy on maritime and ... -
Pirates Kidnap Seafarers Off Togo
There are strong indixations that armed pirates have kidnapped four crew members from a Greece-flagged tanker off the coast of Togo. The vessel, identified ... -
“Oil Will Go, Agric Will Remain”-OBJ
Task FG on Meaningful Development Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has laid the foundation of the Children with Special Needs School, Igbor, near Makurdi ... -
“Young People Not Future of Africa”-Adesina
The President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), Dr Akinwumi Adesina, has disagreed with many who believe in youth empowerment. He said that ... -
South Africa to Host GI WACAF Conference
From 28 to 31 October, Cape Town, South Africa, will host the eighth Regional Conference of the Global Initiative for West, Central and Southern ...
