Clear Sh7bn books debt to avert Grade 11 crisis
Students need books and other materials for effective instruction by their teachers for their...
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My successor in 2031 will emerge on merit, not godfatherism – Otti
The Abia governor spoke on Thursday in Umuahia, while receiving a former governorship candidate of the Social Democratic Party, Ngozi Johnson-Chukwunenye, and her supporters into the Labour Party.
News of the day: Canadian military won't release records discussing RCAF commander’s F-35 photo; Federal financial regulator still hasn't released transparency document six months after rest of public service; The Snowbirds are making their final appearances, here's how to watch
It’s Friday, Sept. 18. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. CANADIAN MILITARY WON’T RELEASE RECORDS DISCUSSING RCAF COMMANDER’S F-35 PHOTO RCAF commander Lt.-Gen.
Italy to deploy warships in Red Sea to protect shipping as Houthis tighten grip on Bab el-Mandeb
Italy is preparing to deploy warships to protect its commercial vessels travelling through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, as growing Houthi control over the key Red Sea chokepoint threatens international…
- Italy to deploy warships in Red Sea to protect shipping
- Houthi control tightens over Bab el-Mandeb Strait
- Saudi Arabia reliant on Red Sea for oil exports
Iran, Oman close to agreement on shipping corridor in Strait of Hormuz
Iran and Oman have almost finalised an agreement on a shipping corridor in the Strait of Hormuz, but this does not mean the strait will be reopened, said Hassan Ghashghavi, spokesperson for the…
- Iran and Oman nearing deal on temporary shipping corridor in Strait of Hormuz
- Agreement focuses on vessel traffic systems, not permanent reopening
- Strait remains closed until Iran's conditions met in Islamabad Memorandum