Nigeria’s Lower House Passes Tax Reform Bills with Adjustments
Nigeria's lower house of parliament approved four tax reform bills proposed by President Bola Tinubu, aiming to enhance the tax...
Lila Patel
Lila Patel has worked as a journalist for over 14 years, focusing on cultural commentary and lifestyle reporting. With a background in literature and media from the University of California, Berkeley, she has contributed to influential publications both online and in print. Her sharp insights into societal changes paired with a compelling style have made her columns highly sought after, resonating with a broad audience.
Dr. Jagdeo Affirms Strength of PPP/C Amidst Political Landscape Changes
Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo asserts that the PPP/C is stronger than ever, reflecting widespread nationwide support. He addressed migration concerns affecting...
Leaders Denied Entry into Angola: A Diplomatic Incident of Concern
A delegation of African leaders, including Zanzibar's VP Othman Sharif and notable opposition figures, were denied entry into Angola and...
Tinubu Asserts End of Fuel Subsidy Prevented Nigeria’s Bankruptcy
President Bola Tinubu stated that Nigeria faced imminent bankruptcy without ending the fuel subsidy and implementing reforms. He attributed the...
Portugal to Hold Early Election on May 18 Following Government Collapse
Portugal will hold an early election on May 18 after the minority government led by Social Democrats collapsed following a...
Zimbabwe Coach Unveils Squad for World Cup Qualifiers Against Nigeria and Benin
Zimbabwe’s head coach Michael Nees has named a 23-man squad for the World Cup qualifiers against Benin and Nigeria. The...
Syrian Interim President Signs Constitutional Declaration, Aiming for Political Transition
Syrian interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa has signed a constitutional declaration initiating a five-year transitional period. This declaration outlines rights for...
Judge to Decide BHP Group’s Liability in Brazil’s Environmental Catastrophe
A London judge is to decide if BHP Group is liable for a catastrophic dam collapse in Brazil that occurred...
Peru’s Former President Castillo Transferred to Hospital Following Hunger Strike
Former President Pedro Castillo of Peru was hospitalized after beginning a hunger strike against his rebellion trial. He has been...
Syria’s Leadership Dilemma: Central Power Versus Local Governance Challenges
Syria faces severe sectarian violence post-Assad's removal, with reports of a massacre of 800. The situation poses a dilemma for...
