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Sunbed wars: Greece tries to rein in beach chaos
The waves of the Aegean Sea lap gently at the tables and chairs of two beach restaurants on Greece's Halkidiki peninsula. But after a wave of protests last summer by locals about bars and restaurants illegally covering beaches with sunbeds and tables, the Greek state is taking action.
Hot cocoa prices bring sweet profits, danger to Ecuador producers
Julia Avellan had been tempted to quit the cocoa business before prices unexpectedly exploded on the international market this year, bringing historic profits to Ecuador's farmers. Ecuador's main markets for cocoa are Indonesia, Malaysia, the United States, the Netherlands and Belgium.
FUTO cut-off mark for all courses in 2024/2025 admission exercise
Knowing the FUTO cut-off mark for all courses in the 2024/2025 admission exercise will help you decide whether to join the institution. Read on and find out more.
China premier calls to 'oppose decoupling' at economic forum
China's premier called Tuesday for countries to "oppose decoupling", as economic tensions simmer between Beijing and the European Union, a key trading partner that is preparing to impose new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles next month.
Asian markets rebound on bargain-buying but tech worries linger
Asian equities edged higher Tuesday after recent losses as investors ignored another tough day for tech titans on Wall Street that has raised concerns about a correction in markets following a string of record highs.
BREAKING: Jubilation as Tinubu gives appointment to 2nd ex-Lagos commissioner in 1 month
President Bola Tinubu has announced the appointment of a former commissioner for Environment in Lagos state into a federal government agency, the second in 10 days.
Sanusi vs Bayero: Analyst speaks on court judgment, says "we can’t say this is fair or not"
The court judgment on the Kano royal tussle between deposed Aminu Ado Bayero and reinstated Muhammadu Sanusi has been dissected and condemned by analysts.
Major Niger uranium mine back in public control: govt
Niger on Monday confirmed one of the world's biggest uranium mines had returned to public control after revoking the operating licence of French nuclear fuel producer Orano. The government had not reacted before releasing a statement on Monday saying the Imouraren mine had returned "to the public domain of the state".
Tears as bandits kill Usmanu Danfodiyo Varsity deputy VC
Armed bandits have shot dead the deputy vice-chancellor of Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto (UDUS), Prof. Yusuf Saidu, on his way to Kaduna from Sokoto state.
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