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[SAnews.gov.za] President Cyril Ramaphosa says he will not resign following last week's Constitutional Court judgment on the Section 89 impeachment process linked to the 2020 theft at his Phala Phala farm.
[GroundUp] Three deaths and many injuries reported as emergency teams respond to hundreds of calls
[Nile Post] The Uganda Police Force has warned motorists against drunk driving and breaching traffic regulations during the presidential swearing-in celebrations, saying security agencies will be heavily deployed across Kampala.
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The court also ruled that the panel’s report should be tabled in parliament for processing and interrogation by an impeachment committee. The post South Africa’s Ramaphosa says he won’t resign over farmgate scandal appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma, who chairs both the PGF and serves as Director-General of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors, delivered the main address. The post Nigerian governors, APC leaders showcase Tinubu’s three-year achievements to diplomats appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
In what is aimed at making vehicles more accessible to Nigerians, CIG Motors Co., Ltd has launched “May Splash” nationwide read more CIG Motors unveils EasyPay campaign for vehicle accessibility, slashes prices
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The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) is fast emerging as a major opposition platform ahead of the 2027 elections, drawing key political figures and raising fresh questions about the future of opposition politics in Nigeria. The post 2027: Will NDC emerge as Nigeria’s political ‘Third Force’? appear