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Sheringham: Fernandes Can Compete For Ballon d’Or Award • Imo returnees from S’Africa appeal to Uzodimma for ₦1m grant • Tinubu not on trial in US – Presidency • NDLEA uncovers Mexican cartel links to meth labs in Ogun, Oyo forests • Tinubu has turned Nigeria into graveyard of businesses – ADC • Police arrests six suspects in Delta, recover illicit drugs • 37 persons die in Rivers after inhaling petroleum fumes • NDLEA seeks collaboration with FRSC against drug abuse, other crimes in Abia • Arridex launches Africa’s first borderless manufacturing network with Ghana node • 37 Suspected Oil Thieves Choke To Death Inhaling Fumes In Rivers • Skattebo says he mulled retiring after '25 injury • FIFA blasts UEFA ‘smear campaign,’ fights World Cup plan disclosures • New UK visa rules allow modern slavery victims to leave abusive employers • Ghana cedi depreciates against USD, GBP, Euro: Latest BoG rates for Sept 3 • Mahama dissolves boards of BOST, GNPC and 7 other state institutions • AOW 2026: Africa must move from participation to ownership – Eswatini Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini • ECG Power outage schedule for September 3 • Fuel prices: Major OMCs announce updated prices, see latest prices • US court case on Tinubu’s past forfeiture is civil, not criminal matter – Presidency • Temeke kuja na mpango wa uendelezaji kata 10, ACT yapinga • Sheringham: Fernandes Can Compete For Ballon d’Or Award • Imo returnees from S’Africa appeal to Uzodimma for ₦1m grant • Tinubu not on trial in US – Presidency • NDLEA uncovers Mexican cartel links to meth labs in Ogun, Oyo forests • Tinubu has turned Nigeria into graveyard of businesses – ADC • Police arrests six suspects in Delta, recover illicit drugs • 37 persons die in Rivers after inhaling petroleum fumes • NDLEA seeks collaboration with FRSC against drug abuse, other crimes in Abia • Arridex launches Africa’s first borderless manufacturing network with Ghana node • 37 Suspected Oil Thieves Choke To Death Inhaling Fumes In Rivers • Skattebo says he mulled retiring after '25 injury • FIFA blasts UEFA ‘smear campaign,’ fights World Cup plan disclosures • New UK visa rules allow modern slavery victims to leave abusive employers • Ghana cedi depreciates against USD, GBP, Euro: Latest BoG rates for Sept 3 • Mahama dissolves boards of BOST, GNPC and 7 other state institutions • AOW 2026: Africa must move from participation to ownership – Eswatini Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini • ECG Power outage schedule for September 3 • Fuel prices: Major OMCs announce updated prices, see latest prices • US court case on Tinubu’s past forfeiture is civil, not criminal matter – Presidency • Temeke kuja na mpango wa uendelezaji kata 10, ACT yapinga

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Ethiopia's Post-Reform Security Transformation Strengthens Defense Capability - Lawmaker

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopia's post-reform security transformation has significantly strengthened the defense capabilities of the country's federal police, intelligence services and national defense forces, Deputy Chairman of the House of People's Representatives (HPR) Foreign Relations and Peace Affairs Standing Committee, Fethi Mahdi said.

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