An off-the-cuff remark by Nigeria’s new president during his inaugural speech caused chaos with snaking queues across the country at
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This Is How Much Extra Time Off Work Your Smoking Colleagues Get
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Sudanese Army Suspends Participation in Jeddah Ceasefire Talks with RSF
The war has killed hundreds of people, displaced more than 1.2 million inside Sudan and driven 400,000 others across borders to neighbouring states.
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Bank Managers call on government to flush out ‘black market’ operators
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Edmonton school boards hope for collaboration with new UCP government
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