Abuja: Ayudantees Empowerment Initiatives (AYI), a civil society group, has faulted the recent report by the Global Terrorism Index (GTI), ranking Nigeria as the 6th most affected by terrorism in the world. The Executive Director of AYI, Mr. Amechi Oyema, stated this while briefing newsmen in reaction to the GTI
Abuja: Proprietors of Private Polytechnics, under the aegis of the Association of Private Polytechnics in Nigeria (APPN), have called on the government to pay attention to technical education in the country. Dr Benjamin Achiatar, President of the APPN, emphasized the need for government support during an interview in Abuja. According
Abuja: Women are beginning to change the general belief that men dominate the e-hailing industry in Nigeria, an official of the Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transporters of Nigeria (AUATON) has said. The Women National Leader of AUATON, Ms Nkechi Abiola, made the assertion in an interview with the News Agency
Addis Ababa: Ethiopian Airlines has deployed all-female crew flights to Athens, Bahir Dar, Delhi, Dubai, Windhoek, and So Paulo as part of the International Women’s Day, reinforcing its commitment to gender inclusivity. According to Ethiopian News Agency, Ethiopian Airlines Vice President of Marketing, Rahel Assefa, senior management of the airline,
Addis Ababa: Ethiopia is implementing plans to attain its goal of self-reliance in all sectors, Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh stated. According to Ethiopian News Agency, in a message posted on his social media page regarding the newly inaugurated SkyWin Aeronautics Industries, a company that manufactures unmanned aerial vehicles for
Addis Ababa: This weekend, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed inaugurated SkyWin Aeronautics Industries, a company that manufactures unmanned aerial vehicles for both civilian and military use. According to Ethiopian News Agency, as part of its far-reaching reform in the defense sphere, Ethiopia is witnessing tremendous advancements in terms of defense manufacturing.
Douala: As the first rays of light pierce through the streets of the economic capital, Douala, every dawn, a group of determined women gathers at Youpwe Fish Market in the second subdivision, ready to face the challenges of a day spent in the informal trade of fish. Meanwhile, fishermen at
Buea: ‘Aseeeh’, she called to caution the butchers not to mishandle the lifeless cow heads before examination. Three out of every ten people have suffered from illnesses, which sometimes result in death, for consuming infected meat and other contaminated food, states a World Health Organization (WHO) 2011 report. The time