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- WHO: ‘Coronavirus May Get Worse and Worse and Worse’
African Press
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- Written by Yusuf Akinpelu
- Category: Premium Times
The week closed with the news of the death on Saturday of former senator and controversial politician and businessman, Buruji Kashamu.
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- Written by Ebuka Onyeji
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Health experts believe official data almost certainly under-reports both infections and deaths, particularly in countries with limited testing capacity.
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- Category: News24
A man has died in a shootout with the police after an early morning car chase in Port Elizabeth.
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Fine weather conditions are expected across the country, but the Western Cape is set for another wet and cold day on Monday, according to the South African Weather Service.
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Gauteng Human Settlements MEC Lebogang Maile has issued an apology to a member of the public whom he threatened to "mess up".
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A detection team followed up on a tip-off from Crime Intelligence which led to the discovery of the drugs weighing more than 21kg, hidden inside religious ornaments.
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Download logoInclusion and participation of the world’s 476 million indigenous peoples must be ensured in the response to the COVID-19 pandemic and on the road ahead towards recovery, UN Secretary-General António Guterres has underscored. Marking the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, Mr.
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- Written by Dimeji Kayode-Adedeji
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Ebenezer Ajigbotoluwa also allegedly defrauded the mother of the girls two million naira for providing her "spiritual cleansing" The post Police arrest cleric for allegedly raping, impregnating two teenage sisters appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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- Written by Mojeed Alabi
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“Yes, those who shared the money are bad boys from our community.
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- Written by James Eze
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Governor David Umahi called for unity in the party in the state.
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In 2019 financial year, only a few top CEOs were able to reflect their increased pay in their companies' corporate earnings The post Pay of half Nigeria’s top-earning CEOs not justified by companies’ performance — Report appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa said the government planned to ensure a portion of public procurement from government departments was sourced from women-owned businesses.
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The ANC Women's League and Umkhonto weSizwe Military Veterans' Association have denounced the motion of no confidence against Manguang Mayor Olly Mlamleli.
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Eleven others were arrested on Friday for allegedly demanding and receiving bribes from the drivers of unroadworthy vehicles and people committing other traffic-related transgressions.
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- Category: Modern Ghana
WA, August 9 -the Forest and Farm Facility (FFF) has institute policies to support Forest and Farm Producers Organizations (FFPO rsquo;s) to be primary agents of climate change to improve livelihood conditions of the people in their communities of operation.
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- Written by Nike Adebowale
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Nigeria has recorded over 46,000 cases of covid-19 and 942 as the pandemic has infected over 19 million people and caused at least 728,453 deaths globally as of last week.
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The patient, according to a statement from the health ministry also had a history of asthma and Tuberculosis (TB) which are considered as high risk factors for Covid
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African Union Member States (55) reporting COVID-19 cases (1,036,564), deaths (22,966), and recoveries (723,040) by region: Central (50,317 cases; 961 deaths; 37,550 recoveries): Burundi (408; 1; 315), Cameroon (17,586; 393; 16,060), CAR (4,641; 60; 1,721), Chad (942; 76; 839), Congo (3,664; 58; 1.605), DRC (9,454; 224; 8,324), Equatorial Guinea (4,821; 83; 2,182), Gabon (7,923; 51; 5,704), sao Tome & Principe (878; 15; 800)
