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Nigeria Records 170 New Cases of Cholera, Three Deaths

Nigeria Records 170 New Cases of Cholera, Three Deaths

Nigeria reports 170 new cholera cases and three deaths in three states from July 15th to 21st, bringing the total number of cases in 2024 to 4,809 with a case fatality rate of 3.2 percent, prompting the NCDC to respond with comprehensive measures to control the outbreak.

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Dozens Of Migrants, Including A Pregnant Gambian Woman, Died After Their Boat Sank Off The Mauritanian Coast

Dozens Of Migrants, Including A Pregnant Gambian Woman, Died After Their Boat Sank Off The Mauritanian Coast

A migrant ship carrying 180 people capsized off Mauritania, killing at least 49 Gambians and leaving 77 missing, while 45 survivors are being repatriated

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Ghana Signs A Petroleum Export Agreement With Gambia And Senegal.

Ghana Signs A Petroleum Export Agreement With Gambia And Senegal.

Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority has signed an agreement with Senegal and Gambia to import petroleum products, further expanding its role as a regional energy hub, while the government commends the NPA’s efforts in managing the sector and emphasizes the importance of technology, innovation, and local content development.

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Gambia, Senegal Armed Forces Hold Security Meetings In Banjul To Strengthen Border Security

Gambia, Senegal Armed Forces Hold Security Meetings In Banjul To Strengthen Border Security

On July 23, The Gambia and Senegal’s armed forces met in Banjul to enhance border security, following a previous agreement for joint patrols. Leaders reaffirmed their commitment to peace, stability, and strategic cooperation along their shared borders.

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Nigeria’s President Asks Lawmakers To Approve An Extra  Billion In Spending

Nigeria’s President Asks Lawmakers To Approve An Extra $4 Billion In Spending

Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu has requested the Senate to approve an additional 6.2 trillion naira ($4 billion) in spending to cover budget shortfalls, proposing a windfall tax on banks’ foreign exchange profits to fund infrastructure, education, healthcare, and welfare, while also addressing economic challenges with a new stimulus plan.

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