President Macron of France has made a valid point, he allegedly said that Europe is going to have a rethink concerning its relationship with Russia which we believe is the best statement so far. We may not know for sure in which context he used such a statement, but we think that President Macron meant […]
Coca-Cola is shaking up its German operations, closing five production and logistics sites and cutting 505 jobs. This significant overhaul aims to streamline operations, boost efficiency, and adapt to changing market demands. What’s Behind the Closures? The beverage giant cites shifts in beverage logistics as a primary driver. Major retailers now prefer centralized warehouse delivery,
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The presence of government is no longer felt in Asaba, the state capital of Delta state in Nigeria since ex-governor Ifeanyi Okowa left office. Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State has shifted most of his operations to Warri which is believed to be his place as alleged. Our point is, when ex-governor Ifeanyi Okowa was
The government of Nigeria is missing a point concerning this minimum wage issue which they asked all companies in Nigeria to pay their workers. These companies in Nigeria are struggling to survive, including the big ones. They are not making enough profit to be able to pay their workers. Some of these companies, based on
Imagine giving your country’s leader an extra years in office. That is exactly what is being proposed in Kenya, sparking heated debates and concerns about democratic backsliding. This move follows a worrying trend in East Africa, where leaders have found ways to stay in power beyond their original term limits. The proposed amendment does not
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President Claudia Sheinbaum, who is the newly elected president of Mexico has rejected an invitation from President Zelesnkyy of Ukraine to visit his country which is great. We are calling on President Zelesnkyy to stop trying to cut corners by looking for countries that would support his war agenda against Russia. Such a method cannot
Information reaching the Viewers Corner News from our correspondent in Ouagadougou, the capital city of Burkina-Faso revealed that France allegedly offered a 220 million Euro assistance package to Burkina-Faso to enable them rebuild their international airport with all modern facilities, including executing other projects in the country. Unfortunately for France, the military leader, Capt. Ibrahim
Nigeria’s anti-corruption drive has gained momentum with the suspension of two senior prison officials. The move follows explosive bribery allegations involving celebrity Bobrisky, a popular transgender socialite. Bobrisky’s Troubled Past: Bobrisky, whose real name is Idris Okuneye, recently completed a six-month prison sentence for violating Nigeria’s currency laws. Although cleared of money laundering charges, the
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In a significant blow to Hezbollah, its long-time leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Beirut, Lebanon. The strike carried out on Friday, targeted Hezbollah’s leadership meeting at their headquarters in Dahiyeh. A Decades-Long Legacy Ends: Nasrallah, who led Hezbollah for over three decades, was the most prominent target eliminated by Israel
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Uganda has taken a significant stride towards energy self-sufficiency with the launch of the Karuma Hydropower Project, a 600-megawatt hydroelectric plant on the River Nile. This monumental project solidifies Uganda’s position as a leader in renewable energy. $1.7 Billion Investment in Clean Energy: The $1.7 billion facility, financed by China, will increase Uganda’s power generation
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