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British Ebola survivor nurse treated for ‘unusual’ complication

A British nurse who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone was flown to a specialist London hospital unit on Friday, nearly nine months after she was discharged, due to an “unusual late complication”.

9 years ago

News

DHQ raises alarm over existence of cluster bombs in the North-East

The Defence Headquarters, has raised alarm over the possible existence of explosive devices known as `cluster bombs’ in communities particularly in the North-East.

9 years ago

National·News

India protests to Saudi after maid’s hand chopped off

India said Friday it had lodged a protest with authorities in Riyadh after a maid from Tamil Nadu allegedly had her hand chopped off by her Saudi employer for complaining about her

9 years ago

News

Aisha Buhari reiterates commitment to improve maternal health

The Wife of the President, Mrs Aisha Buhari, has reiterated her commitment to improve maternal health and reduce the rate of infant mortality in Nigeria.

9 years ago

National·News

Klopp promises ‘full throttle’ Liverpool

New Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp told the club’s fans on Friday that the team will play at “full throttle” under him following his appointment as the successor to Brendan Rodgers. “Winning is

9 years ago

Sport

Sibanye To Become World’s 5th Largest Platinum Producer

Less than three years into the mining business and Sibanye is on the cusp of becoming the world’s fifth largest platinum producer. The $294 million takeover bid by Sibanye for Aquarius Platinum

9 years ago

Business RoundUp·Business Service

Africa Needs To Invest In Its Youth For Improved Future Leadership

Africa needs to invest in its young population if the region is to get better future leaders; this is according to Biola Alabi, Founder of the Grooming for Greatness and Purpose Foundation.

9 years ago

Business RoundUp·Business Service

Kenya Government Provides Sweetener For Sugar Companies

Kenya has written off 39.7 billion shillings ($381 million) owed by state-owned sugar companies, aiming to ease their planned privatisations, President Uhuru Kenyatta said on Friday. The government in May approved the

9 years ago

Business RoundUp·Business Service

Nasir El-Rufai: Nigeria’s Pension And Northern Nigeria Economy Reforms

CNBC Africa’s Wole Famurewa caught up with Nasir El-Rufai, Governor of Kaduna State on the sidelines of the just concluded World Pension Summit Africa Special on Nigeria’s Pensions reforms, driving growth in

9 years ago

Business RoundUp·Business Service

Orange Digital Ventures Invests in Afrostream

ORANGE Digital Ventures has announced its participation in the funding of Afrostream, a subscription video on demand service (SVOD) of African, African-American and African-Caribbean films and television series, alongside TheFamily, Cross Culture

9 years ago

Business Service·Communications

October 09, 2015 - Page 4

British Ebola survivor nurse treated for ‘unusual’ complication

DHQ raises alarm over existence of cluster bombs in the North-East

India protests to Saudi after maid’s hand chopped off

Aisha Buhari reiterates commitment to improve maternal health

Klopp promises ‘full throttle’ Liverpool

Sibanye To Become World’s 5th Largest Platinum Producer

Africa Needs To Invest In Its Youth For Improved Future Leadership

Kenya Government Provides Sweetener For Sugar Companies

Nasir El-Rufai: Nigeria’s Pension And Northern Nigeria Economy Reforms

Orange Digital Ventures Invests in Afrostream

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