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Ethiopia: Amnesty Flags Evictions, Arrests, and Delays in Justice in Ethiopia
[Reporter] Amnesty International has raised concerns over a range of human rights issues in Ethiopia, citing forced evictions, restrictions on civic space, and a lack of accountability for past abuses in its latest global report.
FG to reduce debts for domestic airlines as as aviation fuel crisis deepens
The federal government is considering granting domestic airlines discounts on debts owed to aviation agencies as part of emergency measures to ease the pressure of a deepening aviation fuel crisis, Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development Festus Keyamo said on Wednesday. Keyamo made this discl
When Inflation Returns: External Shocks and Nigeria’s Fragile Price Stability
For nearly a year, Nigeria’s macroeconomic narrative had been cautiously optimistic. Inflation had been trending downward, monetary tightening appeared to be working, and exchange rate reforms were gradually stabilising the naira. But March 2026 may prove to be a turning point. Data shows that headl
Ranchers Bees FC gain promotion to Nigeria Premier League
Musa Salisu expressed excitement over the development. The post Ranchers Bees FC gain promotion to Nigeria Premier League appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
EPL: Man City go top as Burnley relegated after narrow loss
The only goal of the match came early, as Erling Haaland scored after a neat pass from Jérémy Doku The post EPL: Man City go top as Burnley relegated after narrow loss appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Why government-backed authorisation is crucial for African clean cooking carbon finance
In sub-Saharan Africa, household air pollution claims over 800,000 lives yearly, with women and children bearing the greatest brunt. Nearly 80 percent of the population still relies on wood and charcoal for cooking, making clean cooking not just an energy intervention, but also one of the most immed
This man was jailed for five years over Nigeria's End Sars protests and then freed without trial
At 17, Rasheed Wasiu was detained as security forces cracked down on protests against police brutality.
This man was jailed for five years over Nigeria's End Sars protests and then freed without trial
At 17, Rasheed Wasiu was detained as security forces cracked down on protests against police brutality.
FG, partners highlight gains in paediatric HIV response, seek sustained action
He noted that many children were difficult to identify as they relied on parents, caregivers and health workers, while some were orphaned or lived in households unaware of their HIV status. The post FG, partners highlight gains in paediatric HIV response, seek sustained action appeared first on Prem