Trump considering replacing White House chief of staff Wiles amid poor poll numbers ahead of election
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Nigeria Losing 50% of Agricultural Produce to Post-harvest Waste, Says UNESCO
Onyebuchi Ezigbo in Abuja The UNESCO International Centre for Biotechnology (ICB) has said that Nigeria loses 40 to 50 percent of its produce to post-harvest waste due to lack of
- Nigeria loses 40-50% of agricultural produce to post-harvest waste.
- UNESCO partners with six institutions to enhance food security.
- Biotechnology aims to improve seed quality and increase yields by 30-40%.
Nationals say Liberals oppose EU trade deal, Liberals beg to differ
Despite Matt Canavan's assertion that both the Liberal and National parties oppose the EU free trade deal, Liberals say they have not agreed a position and some are inclined to support it.
All About Samarthak, First Multi-Purpose 'Make in India' Warship
The commissioning will mark another significant milestone in India's drive towards defence self-reliance and she will form an important component of the Navy's future and ideal "utility" ship for…
California wildfires: Power cuts hit thousands as Malibu blaze fuels evacuation concerns
Wildfires broke out in Malibu, Azusa and near San Diego on Thursday amid strong winds and hot, dry weather.
Fitch Revises Outlooks on 11 Nigerian Banks to Positive from Stable, Cites Lower Sovereign Risk
• Capital buffers improve amid heavy exposure to government securities James Emejo in Abuja International rating agency Fitch Ratings has revised the outlooks on 11 Nigerian banks and bank-related…
- Fitch upgraded credit outlooks for 11 Nigerian banks from stable to positive.
- Improvement reflects stronger sovereign profile due to economic reforms.
- Banks still vulnerable to sovereign risk from heavy exposure to government securities.
BJP vs BJP? Why Shivraj Chouhan’s intervention over tribal protest puts MP CM Mohan Yadav under pressure
Chouhan accused the Madhya Pradesh forest department and other officials of demolishing tribal families' homes, destroying crops and filling a well with soil in his Vidisha Lok Sabha constituency.