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Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency arrests 11 internet fraudsters in highbrow area of Lagos with 7 exotic cars, 16 laptops, 20 phones

Over 1,000 deaths in Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis

VIDEO: Cameroon separatist fighters torture, threaten abducted University football players before releasing them

Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo, delivers to the media U.S. 2018 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices at the U.S Department of State in Washington DC on Wednesday, March 13, 2019. Photo: EMMANUEL IKODOR, TODAY NEWS AFRICA

Trump administration replies Nigeria on corruption, says fewer steps were taken to prosecute officials

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Ngwane Hansel’s remedy to depression affecting over 66 million women in Africa

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US to boost trade ties with Cameroon

NIGERIA

Truly, judiciary is defender of our democracy – Atiku

Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency arrests 11 internet fraudsters in highbrow area of Lagos with 7 exotic cars, 16 laptops, 20 phones

You have a case to answer, court tells ex-Gombe Gov, Goje

CAMEROON

Over 1,000 deaths in Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis

Ngwane Hansel’s remedy to depression affecting over 66 million women in Africa

VIDEO: Cameroon separatist fighters torture, threaten abducted University football players before releasing them

GLOBAL

UN urges schools to revive oral traditions of poetry recitals

UN urges parents to “Think Equal” and shun gender discrimination in the family

US Secretary of State congratulates Tunisia on 63rd Independence day

Don’t take an aspirin a day to prevent heart attacks and strokes: American doctors reverse recommendation

Buhari calls for more coordinated and funded national response to defeat HIV AIDS

Learning HIV prevention from the United States | Opinion

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Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency describes the Trump administration report as false and misleading

The Nigerian anti-corruption agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, is furious over an annual human rights report on Nigeria released by the United State Department of State in Washington D.C....

Cameroon

Former Cameroon minister, 15 university football players kidnaped in restive Anglophone regions

Cameroon’s former Secretary of State in the Ministry of Justice in charge of Penitentiary Administration, Dr. Emmanuel Ngafeeson Bantar, has been kidnapped, by yet to be identified armed men. He is...

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76-year old Nigerian President delivers bitter truth to traditional journalists: Digital media fast replacing you

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday delivered a strong warning to journalists who continue to see themselves as "professional journalists", reminding them that they were gradually becoming irrelevant.

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How I made our website todaynewsafrica.com open at less than a second| Simon Ateba

Our website todaynewsafrica.com opens at less than a second here in Washington DC and you can see a proof here. Our Gtmetrix.com test gives us all straight As...

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300 Christians killed by Fulani militants in Nigeria since February, Barnabas Fund says

About 300 people were killed in at least seven predominantly Christian villages across Kaduna State, northern Nigeria, in February and March 2019, the Barnabas Fund said in a statement on Tuesday,...

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Uganda, Rwanda at war

By Scott Morgan, TODAY NEWS AFRICA, USA Just when one would have thought that the situation in the Great Lakes of Africa could...

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U.S.- South Africa boost economic ties

The United States and South Africa have boosted their economic ties with the visit last week of U.S. Deputy Secretary of State, John Sullivan. Deputy Secretary Sullivan, who...

BUSINESS GLOBAL

Trump’s top diplomat focuses on trade and investment on first day in Cameroon

The United States Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of African Affairs, Mr. Tibor Nagy, has arrived Cameroon on a two-day visit. It is his fourth and final stop on a...

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SEE IT: Disgraced son of one of Cameroon’s business magnates Yves Michel Fotso begs for food in jail

Victor Fotso was once seen as Cameroon's richest man, and his flamboyant son, Yves Michel Fotso, as one of the most privileged children in the central African nation who rose to...

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Over 1,000 deaths in Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis

VIDEO: Cameroon separatist fighters torture, threaten abducted University football players before releasing them

Trump administration replies Nigeria on corruption, says fewer steps were taken to prosecute officials

BUSINESS

Ngwane Hansel’s remedy to depression affecting over 66 million women in Africa

How I made our website todaynewsafrica.com open at less than a second| Simon Ateba

US to boost trade ties with Cameroon

NIGERIA

Truly, judiciary is defender of our democracy – Atiku

Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency arrests 11 internet fraudsters in highbrow area of Lagos with 7 exotic cars, 16 laptops, 20 phones

You have a case to answer, court tells ex-Gombe Gov, Goje

CAMEROON

Over 1,000 deaths in Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis

Ngwane Hansel’s remedy to depression affecting over 66 million women in Africa

VIDEO: Cameroon separatist fighters torture, threaten abducted University football players before releasing them

GLOBAL

UN urges schools to revive oral traditions of poetry recitals

UN urges parents to “Think Equal” and shun gender discrimination in the family

US Secretary of State congratulates Tunisia on 63rd Independence day

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Don’t take an aspirin a day to prevent heart attacks and strokes: American doctors reverse recommendation

Buhari calls for more coordinated and funded national response to defeat HIV AIDS

Learning HIV prevention from the United States | Opinion

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Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency describes the Trump administration report as false and misleading

Former Cameroon minister, 15 university football players kidnaped in restive Anglophone regions

76-year old Nigerian President delivers bitter truth to traditional journalists: Digital media fast replacing you

How I made our website todaynewsafrica.com open at less than a second| Simon Ateba

300 Christians killed by Fulani militants in Nigeria since February, Barnabas Fund says

Uganda, Rwanda at war

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U.S.- South Africa boost economic ties

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