Jammeh: Gambia Supreme Court Commutes Death Sentence For Ex-Minister
AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Gambia’s Supreme Court has commuted the death sentence of a government minister convicted of killing the finance
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Football Mourns As Gabon Striker Dies In Tragic Fall From Apartment
AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Gabon international striker Aaron Boupendza died on Wednesday at the age of 28 when he fell from
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Presidency Not Happy With Billboards Promoting Tinubu’s 2027 Re-election
AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The Nigerian government on Sunday dismissed billboards promoting the re-election campaign of President Bola Tinubu and Vice
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US Court Orders FBI, Anti-Drug Agency To Release Tinubu’s Records
AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The US District Court for the District of Columbia has ordered top law enforcement agencies to make
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23:22
‘We Are LP Members,’ Peter Obi Dismisses Defection Rumours
AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The Labour Party candidate in the 2023 presidential election, Peter Obi, on Wednesday dismissed rumours of dumping
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US Dollar Slumps On Stop-Start Tariffs
AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The US dollar plunged against the euro and other main rivals again on Thursday after President Donald
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Dangote Refinery Slashes Ex-Depot Petrol Price
AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals has reviewed its ex-depot (gantry) loading cost of petrol to ₦867 per
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2027: Obi, Atiku Will Join SDP, Says Adewole Adebayo
AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Adewole Adebayo, the presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in 2023, has stated that Atiku
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21:22
CBN Boosts FX Market With $197.71m Amid Trump Tariffs
AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has injected $197.71 million to boost market liquidity and stability in
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21:22
Spotify Royalty Payout To Nigerian, South African Artists Boom In 2024
AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Spotify’s royalty payments to artists from Nigeria and South Africa – its two biggest African markets –
