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The lack of funds, political will, and global platforms to address future pandemics may necessitate splitting the World Health Organization (WHO) into two entities. This suggestion comes from a recent …

The United Nations has restated its dedication to backing Egypt’s sustainable development efforts, promising continuous support across different sectors to aid the country in reaching its economic and environmental objectives …

Luxor’s historic temples are experiencing increased tourist activity due to the warm weather in the city. The rise in visitors coincides with Egypt’s ongoing efforts to showcase its cultural heritage …

Investments in natural gas are growing in importance amidst the sustainability debate, as G7 countries have expressed their support for the resource in light of the current energy crisis in …

Egyptians were relieved to experience a slight decrease in temperatures during the Eid al-Adha celebrations, providing a much-needed break from the intense heat wave that had affected the country in …

Nigeria faces substantial losses in the oil industry, as daily crude oil production drops by around 400,000 barrels because of ongoing challenges related to theft and pipeline vandalism. The Nigerian …

President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has come back to Egypt following his completion of the Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia, as stated by the presidency on Wednesday. The pilgrimage, a fundamental …

The Lagos State Government has restated its strong dedication to backing Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), highlighting their vital role in stimulating economic growth and generating employment opportunities. Governor Babajide …

Nigeria’s inflation rate hit a 28-year peak, surging to a high of 24.5% in May, as per the most recent data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). This notable …

Guinness Nigeria has rejected rumours of leaving the Nigerian market, confirming that business operations will proceed without interruption. This announcement follows speculation fueled by reports of other multinational companies exiting …