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It alleges that Credit Suisse ignored red flags and turned a blind eye to the corruption of its own bankers in deals struck a decade ago intended to fund a new coastal patrol force and tuna fishing fleet in the African nation.

The London case is due to establish whether Mozambique can revoke a sovereign guarantee on a loan it alleges was corruptly procured

"Womens Rights in South Sudan - When Is the Right Time"?

The list containing the names of ministerial nominees in the President Bola Tinubu administration is ready and undergoing final security

Tallen said with Nigerian women being about 50 per cent or more in terms of population, there was nothing wrong if they were given even beyond 35 per cent. | Pulse Nigeria

Former Minister Pauline Tallen, others urge President Tinubu to fulfill the 35 per cent affirmative action promised women during his campaign.

Former Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Mrs Pauline Tallen, has called on President Bola Tinubu to fulfill the 35 per cent affirmative action promised women during his presidential campaign.

She made the appeal Friday in Abuja at an award night organised by Women of Worth, an organisation set up to celebrate outstanding women.

Mozambique allocates 78 mln USD for rehabilitation after Cyclone Freddy-

Health is a fundamental human right, yet there are different challenges when it comes to accessing health services in least developed countries