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Nigerian Labour Congress, Trade Union Congress

Labour Unions Threaten Withdrawal From Negotiations With Government

African countries

Shelter Afrique Keen to Onboard Ten More African Countries

Nigeria's Agriculture Ministry Confirms Outbreak of Anthrax MediaageNG Abuja, July 17 (Mediaage NG) - Nigeria's Agriculture Ministry has confirmed the outbreak of Anthrax symptoms of the disease was discovered in a farm in Gajiri, along the Abuja-Kaduna highway in Niger state.The farm has been placed under quarantine with dozens of cattle, sheep, goats and poultry on it. 50,000 doses of anthrax vaccine have been sent to the area.

Nigeria’s Agriculture Ministry Confirms Outbreak of Anthrax

Obi Faults 'Deplorable State' of Nigeria MediaageNG Abuja - July 18 (Mediaage NG) - The Presidential candidate of Labour Party (LP) at last February's general election, Peter Obi has thrown a dig at the Nigerian state which he described as "deplorable".

Obi Faults ‘Deplorable State’ of Nigeria

Rwandan Police Investigates Drowning of Ten Children MediaageNG Police authorities in Rwanda are currently investigating a 41-year-old individual, Jean-Pierre Ndababonye over the tragic drowning of ten children.

Rwandan Police Investigates Drowning of Ten Children

United Nations World Food Programme.

Africa Environment

2.7 Million Persons Displaced In Horn of Africa Region

AIHS 2023: Absence of Housing Data, Bane of Real Estate Development In Africa - Festus Adebayo MediaageNG Abuja, 17th July - Mediaage NG - Nigerian housing chief, Barr. Festus Adebayo has said the lack of reliable source of data has been a problem for real estate development in Africa. He described housing data as a very important tool, something he said the absence of it has in many ways affected housing policies and planning in various African countries.

Environment Housing

AIHS 2023: Absence of Housing Data, Bane of Real Estate Development In Africa – Festus Adebayo

Police Say Officers Kill At Least 6 As Kenyans Protest Rsing Costs, And 50 Children Tear-gassed MediaageNG Nairobi, Kenya, 12 July (Mediaage NG) - A police official said officers killed six people Wednesday during new protests in Kenya against the rising cost of living, while a health worker said more than 50 schoolchildren in the capital, Nairobi, were tear-gassed.

Police Say Officers Kill At Least 6 As Kenyans Protest Rsing Costs, And 50 Children Tear-gassed