Blow to South African corruption case as key suspect pulls out of plea deal
Vusimusi "Cat" Matlala could have given evidence against senior police officials in a $22m graft case.
Vusimusi "Cat" Matlala could have given evidence against senior police officials in a $22m graft case.
The House of Representatives resumes legislative activities after a three-week recess, expecting an eventful week centring on oversight and accountability. The post NASS Roundup: Tinubu’s summons, rehabilitation of repentant terrorists, xenophobia, and other stories from the House of Reps appeared f
An indigenous technology and digital transformation company, Radiant diGiLog has introduced a referral partner programme designed to help professionals, consultants read more Radiant diGiLog new referral scheme to supercharge workforce productivity
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has officially launched its Performance Evaluation and Results Management Information System (PERMIS) framework in a read more Nigeria Immigration Service launches PERMIS framework
A fresh political storm has erupted after Chidi Odinkalu, human rights lawyer, former chairman of Nigeria's National Human Rights Commission. read more Tinubu wants to stay until 2037: Odinkalu alleges secret third-term agenda
The enforcement exercise commenced on 26 June as part of measures to strengthen internal security The post Police intercept 82 vehicles over number plates, tinted glass in Niger appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
[Shabelle] Cape Town -- Despite the intolerable circumstances, Somali migrants prefer to remain in South Africa rather than return home.
[Shabelle] Islamabad -- Somalia's Minister of Family and Human Rights Development, Khadiija Mohamed Al-Makhzoumi, held talks with Pakistan's Minister for Human Rights, Senator Azam Nazeer Tarar, in Islamabad on Sunday, as the two countries explored ways to strengthen cooperation on human rights and
[Shabelle] Mogadishu -- Somalia's army, backed by international partners, carried out airstrikes targeting Al-Shabaab positions in the Middle Shabelle region, killing 26 militants and destroying military equipment, the defence ministry said on Sunday.
The ministry, in a letter dated 18 June to heads of WAEC and NECO, directed that the examination bodies review the cost of SSCE to a uniform fee of N50,000 per candidate. The post Nigerian govt suspends plan to review WAEC, NECO costs appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.