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Price of Ventolin inhaler, antibiotics, oda drugs in Nigeria skyrocket as patients lament high cost of medications - Vimarsana News

Price of Ventolin inhaler, antibiotics, oda drugs in Nigeria skyrocket as patients lament high cost of medications

As di cost of living continue to dey sky-rocket for Nigeria, many dey complain say dem no longer fit afford medical treatment from dia pocket as many dey find am difficult to buy drugs sake of di high cost.

Source: bbc.com
The Herald - Breaking news. - Vimarsana News

The Herald - Breaking news.

Zimbabwe's largest daily newspaper

"Future Governors Even If They Can't Speak It": Boys Jubilates on Seeing Teacher Speaking English - Vimarsana News

"Future Governors Even If They Can't Speak It": Boys Jubilates on Seeing Teacher Speaking English

Young boys react to their new teacher’s English skills on TikTok, the teacher also speaks Yoruba and Hausa, two of the major languages in Nigeria and confirmed it.

Source: legit.ng
Zimbabwean mining group Kuvimba earmarks $220mn for lithium mine development - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwean mining group Kuvimba earmarks $220mn for lithium mine development

Zimbabwe state-owned mining group Sandawana Mines, part of Kuvimba Mining House (KMH), plans to invest $220mn in developing a local lithium mine it acquired in 2019, The Herald reports. Sandawana director of the energy cluster, Trevor Barnard, said the projected investment follows a successful phase one exploratory drilling campaign at the asset, once owned by…

Meet the Investor: Aniko Szigetvari, Atlantica Ventures - Vimarsana News

Meet the Investor: Aniko Szigetvari, Atlantica Ventures

Atlantica Ventures, an Africa-focused impact VC fund co-founded by Aniko Szigetvari and Ik Kanu in 2019, has made eight investments so far, and still has plenty of its US$50 million fund left to disperse as it seeks to power African tech startups from seed through to Series B.