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Nissan Motor is stepping up efforts to revive its struggling business through new vehicle development, sweeping cost reductions and an overhaul of its sales strategy, as President and CEO Ivan Espinosa seeks to restore the Japanese automaker's competitiveness following consecutive years of massive losses. (News On Japan)
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In first comment on president's statement that aid would stop at the end of 2026, PM's office says US-Israeli move 'from aid to partnership' shows strength of relationship
The presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, Mr Peter Obi, has met with ambassadors of European Union, EU, member countries in Abuja.
The controversy over Ghana's delegation sizes at previous climate conferences seems to have created a new challenge: limiting access to the United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP) for fear of…
Ghanaian actor Adjetey Anang has finally revealed the name of the “pretty” lady who first broke his heart. The actor, popularly known for his remarkable roles in Ghanaian films and television…
From sheep shearing and Highland ‘coo’ encounters to the Tour de France and a new World Rally Championship event, Scotland has plenty in store for the year ahead.
