The reform, targeted at removing administrative bottlenecks, would slash cargo clearance times to 48 hours.
The junta justified the takeover on security grounds, arguing that Damiba had failed to contain the Islamist insurgency.
This is just one step towards fixing Home Affairs, but it is definitely a step in the right direction.
As violence persists in Africa, the traumatic experience has broken the peace of homes and disintegrated families
While the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) developed early warning systems and agro-meteorological advisories, Sokoto rice farmers say they never received forecast warnings as they lose billions of investment to extreme climate shocks.
Mali and Burkina Faso serve as vital destination markets for Ivorian goods, with both countries accounting for over 70 percent of the Côte d’Ivoire’s intra-union exports.
Press freedom is entering a terminal phase in the Sahel
The expert observed that monetary policy is often the focus of government
Before now, the administrative paperwork to revive an idle oil well in Nigeria spanned two to six weeks.
Experts raise concerns regarding the risks of a single-source supply model and have flagged the decision to grant licences to only a few selected depots.
Despite CBN’s accessibility rule issued in 2010, most ATMs still lack features that enable independent use for people with visual impairments
This underscores how war and political instability continue to make journalism one of the world’s most dangerous professions.
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