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Customs and A-GF Team Up: Boost Revenue, Elevate Officer Training
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The Nigeria Customs Service intends to bolster its partnership with the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation to increase national revenues even more and improve the training of its personnel. Following reports of a substantial rise in the Service’s income, this initiative has been launched. The Comptroller-General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi, welcomed the…
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World Bank Report: Morocco’s Private Sector Stalls as Economy Advances
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To strengthen its private sector and address the needs of an expanding workforce, Morocco needs to implement significant structural changes, as stated in a recentWorld Bank report. Even though Morocco has experienced consistent economic expansion recently, the report indicates that the country’s private sector continues to lag behind, characterized by minimal business activity and…
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3 Doors Down Frontman Battles Stage Four Cancer
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Brad Arnold, the vocalist of the American rock group 3 Doors Down, has disclosed that he has been informed he has stage four kidney cancer. The 46-year-old said in an Instagram video He mentioned having “renal cell carcinoma with clear cells that have spread to my lungs,” and added, “This is stage four, which…
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‘MSNBC Host Addresses the Unspoken Trump Mental Health Issue’
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On an MSNBC discussion about President Donald Trump’s latest statements that have puzzled many analysts, “Weekend” co-host Jonathan Capehart voiced his concern over the lack of focus on the commander-in-chief’s mental condition. When former Representative Barbara Comstock (R-VA) addressed Trump’s illogical tariff statements, Capehart could no longer hold back and blurted out, “I jotted…
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Kenyan Prince’s ex Stephanie Ngunjiri says she misses how he spoiled her: “Gave me everything”
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Stephanie Ngunjiri, who previously dated the flamboyant social media personality known as Kenyan Prince, admitted that she pines for the lavish way of life he used to afford her. She remembered receiving lavish presents, such as KSh 100,000 wigs, along with unexpected bank transfers. Her comments ignited varied responses on social media, where Prince…
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Stocks Keep Recovery Surge Into Fourth Straight Session
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Thursday morning, Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index surged by 1.55%, reaching 1,269.80 points, marking the highest level since April 2nd. The index finished 19.4 points higher during its fourth consecutive day of gains. Trading on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange, from where the index is derived, increased by 11% to reach VND19.11 trillion (US$736 million).…
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SEC Urges Enhanced Integration Among African Markets – International Edition (English)
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has urged collaboration amongst African financial markets with the aim of fostering greater interconnectedness across the continent and promoting the creation of innovative products. During his visit to the Autorité Marocaine du Marché des Capitaux (AMMC), also known as the Moroccan Capital Market Authority in Rabat on Monday,…
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Taxing Vacant Homes Could Stem the Housing Crisis – NIESV
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The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) has suggested implementing taxes on vacant properties as one of the strategies to address the increasing issue observed in key urban areas throughout the nation. The President and Chairman of the Council of NIESV, ESV Victor A. Alonge, disclosed this information during the annual Valuation…
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Niger Crisis: Bandits Slay Vigilantes, Demand Ransom After Killing Hostage’s Wife
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Two vigilantes were killed and another injured during a gun battle with bandits in Wamba, Mariga LGA of Niger State. As reported by local informants, the group of well-armed robbers, numbering in the hundreds and traveling via motorbikes, encountered members of civilian defense groups, leading to multiple injuries and losses on both sides. The…
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CBEX: ARCON Takes Firm Action Against Deceptive Advertising Promoters
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In the wake of the recent CBEX investment fraud, which bilked approximately 1.3 trillion Nigerian naira from countless citizens, ARCON—the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria—has firmly cautioned advertising agencies, advertisers, media proprietors, content producers, influencers, entrepreneurs, and individual persons against spreading deceptive information. The council announced that a dedicated compliance task force has been…