The Federal Republic of Nigeria has today signed the hosting agreement for the fifth Intra-African Trade Fair 2027 (IATF2027), taking over the baton from Algeria which hosted the highly successful fourth edition that recorded US$49.94 billion in trade and investment deals.
The agreement signing ceremony was held in Lagos, the designated 'host city', in partnership with African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), the African Union Commission and the African Continental Free Trade Area
Go to resource »Video message recorded from a safe place, to the people of Uganda and the world about the goings on in our country! #FreeUgandaNow
Go to resource »Winnie Byanyima presents a donation of funds raised by her husband, Dr. Kiiza Besigye, who is in prison, to Bobi Wine to help his presidential campaign through the last days before the election in Uganda on January15.
Go to resource »The head of the World Health Organization said 2025 marked major achievements for global health, alongside significant challenges, including funding cuts and multiple humanitarian emergencies.
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the adoption of the WHO Pandemic Agreement stood out as the year's most significant achievement, calling it ''a powerful example of what multilateralism can deliver when countries choose cooperation over division.''
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Go to resource »Afreximbank today marked a major milestone with the official groundbreaking ceremony of the Afreximbank African Trade Centre and Headquarters in Cairo.
Go to resource »The Farewell Conference honoured Decades of Impact and celebrated the visionary leadership of Prof. Benedict Oramah. A legacy that continues to shape Africa's future.Watch the highlights from our monumental day.
Go to resource »"I come before you at a challenging moment for U.S.-South Africa relations," Leo Brent Bozell III, a conservative writer and activist, Bozell said in his opening statment. "The President has expressed serious concerns about South Africa that for too long have been unaddressed," he said:
When people and businesses in South Africa believe their private property rights are at risk; when many
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