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‘Leveraging International Diplomacy for Investment, Finance and Sustainable Development’ By Amb N. A. Ella
Leftists Converge on Abuja for a Symposium on Late Historian’s Historian, Dr. Segun Samuel Osoba
Rebuilding Trust and Restoring Security As Strategic Priorities for the New ECOWAS Chairman
Participants Clash Over Anti-African Immigrants Violence in South Africa at CDD’s 2026 Mandela Day in Nigeria (2)
Participants Clash Over Anti-African Immigrants Violence in South Africa at CDD’s 2026 Mandela Day in Nigeria (1)
Dr. Otive Igbuzor’s Double Move on 40 Years of SAP in Nigeria
Nelson Mandela’s Long Developmental Walk Through CDD-WA to Nigeria’s Shaddai Community
Ode to Politics
A Self-Absorbed Giant: Dearth of Chinese Lessons for the Rest of the World
Current Faces to the Nigerian Judicial Establishment

Immigrants Didn’t Create Our Economic Crisis – South African Labour Unions

Posted By: adminon: June 19, 2026In: De-EscalationTags: African people, Chauvinism, COSATU, De-industrialisation, Exploitation, FEDUSA, NACTU, SAFTU, Tribalism, ‘Black - on - black violence’No CommentsViews:

Immigrants Didn’t Create Our Economic Crisis - South African Labour Unions

South African labour fronts have said violence against immigrants in the country is not the way to go. The fronts presented their joint position at a June 17th, 2026 media outing, the conten... Read more

Where Eskom in South Africa is Luckier Than NEPA in Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: November 22, 2019In: GovernanceTags: BLSA, Eskom, NEPA, SAFTUNo CommentsViews:

Where Eskom in South Africa is Luckier Than NEPA in Nigeria

Eskom, the South African state-owned electricity company is crudely comparable to Nigeria’s defunct National Electric Power Authority, (NEPA). While NEPA has since been unbundled and sold ou... Read more

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