Nigerians Spend Most on Consumer Goods Amid Economic Downturn
New report reveals Nigerians' spending habits amidst economic crisis, with 83% spending on food and groceries, and only 1% on luxury items.
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Russia, Zimbabwe Unveil Joint Geological Mission's Exciting Discoveries
Russia and Zimbabwe's joint geological mission yields insights into Earth's crust evolution and ecosystem conditions
Russia Expands Military Influence in West Africa
Russia deploys 200 military instructors to Equatorial Guinea, tightening grip on West Africa and challenging Western influence.
CATL Chairman Slams Tesla's 4680 Battery Tech as 'Going to Fail'
CATL Chairman Robin Zeng doubts Tesla's 4680 battery tech, citing production issues and overpromising timelines, sparking debate in the EV industry.
American Airlines Deploys Loud Beeper to Tame Boarding Line Cutters
American Airlines introduces loud beeper system to prevent gate crowding, ensuring smoother boarding process for premium flyers.
Uganda Seizes $55,000 Worth of Contraband Phones
Ugandan authorities intercept smuggled smartphones worth $55,000, highlighting the growing issue of phone smuggling in the region.
Proposed Climate Tax on Crypto Mining Gains Momentum, Could Raise Billions for Climate Action
A UN-backed proposal to tax cryptocurrency mining to fund climate action is gaining traction, with a potential annual revenue of $5.2 billion to support renewable energy and climate change adaptation.
Top 10 African Countries with the Most Trustworthy Legal Systems Revealed
A recent report by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation ranks the top 10 African countries with the most trustworthy legal systems, highlighting their progress towards achieving the UN's Sustainable Development Goal 16.
African Country Instability Risk Index Reveals Alarming Trends in Regional Stability
A new report highlights the instability risk index of 48 African countries, with 17 nations experiencing a decline in stability, and 31 showing improvement, amid complex factors contributing to political risk.