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Every year, Nigerian state governments approve billions of naira for healthcare, including hospitals, primary healthcare centres, medicines, equipment and health
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After Orbán in Hungary, Serbia's Alexander Vucic has also been swept out of office by a young movement. The Student List is now promising a fresh start. But that is easier said than done.
Moroccan banks have reclaimed dominance in Africa’s safest banks ranking, with Attijariwafa Bank returning to the top position for the
Singapore has a power problem that no amount of rooftop solar will fix. The city-state generates about 95 per cent of its electricity from imported natural gas.
For 14 years, Aleksandar Vucic dictated his country's politics on his own. But a protest movement by students grew beyond his control. Is a better future now dawning for Serbia?
Dangerous baby toys and unsafe charging devices: The EU Commission accused the Chinese online marketplace Temu of breaking EU law. In the future, consumers are to be better protected.
The asset-by-asset era is ending Infrastructure is becoming a connected system—not a collection of stand-alone assets. Roads, power, water, digital networks and logistics must increasingly work…
