63 ‘terrorists’, 25 others killed in Niger army base attack
Africa’s wealthiest woman says run for president ‘possible’
Africa’s wealthiest woman denies corruption allegations
Terrorism: Right group charges UN to do more for Africa
1960: Africa’s year of independence
Buhari Inaugurates AfCFTA implementation C’ttee
‘Nigeria can feed other African countries through…’
Algeria: oil-dependent country hit by rolling protests
I am proud when I visit African countries, says Buhari
Ghana’s Torgah claims Nigeria Masters title for record third time
Infantino reveals FIFA’s $1bn plan for African football
Why I contested 2019 Presidential election ― Moghalu
Onu charges African nations on industrialization to compete globally
AFRIMA: Burna Boy steals show with overall best artist award in Africa
Rangers urges time change in CAF group fixtures

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Me, me, me, …: Zimbabwe’s President names 10 streets after himself
The President of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa announced the renaming of ten streets after himself. His decision seems to not have settled well with some citizens of the country. News media in the country reported that there was an uproar following the public announcement of decision after a cabinet meeting on Thursday. According to the report, […]
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African scientists move to combat outbreaks of infectious diseases
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Nigerian businessmen storm Anambra for share of $250bn global capital fund for Africa
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A case for Africa’s hospitality industry
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Sahara Group lauds UNDP’s ‘Africa’s Money for African Development’ Agenda
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Africa’s futile scramble for China, Japan and Russia
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Catholic Church begins investigation after nuns became pregnant
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Don’t panic over global economic slowdown, Emefiele tells African leaders
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No need to claim anything, I am the best African player ever ― Eto’o
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African youths urged to embrace agriculture
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Internet connectivity: Africa requires $100bn to achieve access by 2030
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Access bank better positioned to serve customers
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DEVELOPMENT: Adesina’s full interview
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Can Africa Be the Next Asia?
Kingsley Moghalu, a former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Professor of Practice in International Business and Public Policy at Tufts University’s Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, and former senior United Nations official, is the CEO of Sogato Strategies, a strategy, risk and public policy consultancy.

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