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The UK Student Route Has Changed-What Nigerians Need to Know in 2026

The UK remains a major destination for Nigerian students, but the immigration system surrounding study, work after graduation and eventual settlement is changing. In the year ending June 2026, the UK granted 26,060 sponsored study visas to Nigerian main applicants, according to the Home Office. Nigeria was the third-largest nationality on the Student route, behind […]

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Libya’s Rivals Sign Election Agreement, but the Hard Part Comes Next

Libya’s rival institutions have signed an agreement aimed at holding presidential and parliamentary elections within two years, opening another attempt to end a political crisis that has divided the country for more than a decade. The agreement was signed on Sunday, August 30, at the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) in Tripoli. It

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Mutinous Soldiers Attack Niger’s Presidency and Airport-What We Know So Far

Mutinous soldiers attacked the presidential area and international airport in Niger’s capital, Niamey, early on Saturday, August 29, 2026, triggering hours of gunfire and explosions. The attack involved members of Niger’s own armed forces and came at a difficult time for the military government, which is already struggling with attacks by armed groups across the

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Cairo Prepares to Host 12th All Africa University Games

Cairo is preparing to welcome student athletes from across Africa for the 12th All Africa University Games, one of the continent’s biggest university sporting events. The Games, widely known as the FASU Games, will take place from September 8 to 16, 2026, with competitions spread across universities and sporting facilities in Greater Cairo. Around 2,000

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Africa’s Credit Rating Agency Set for October Launch in Mauritius

  Africa is preparing to launch its own credit rating agency as the continent seeks a stronger voice in how its governments and businesses are assessed by global investors. The Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA) is scheduled to officially launch in Mauritius on 7 October 2026. The launch will follow a two-day Africa Credit Rating

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Premier League 2026/27: Five Timeless Rules That Could Decide the Title

Winning the Premier League is rarely about being brilliant every weekend. Across 38 matches, every contender will face injuries, difficult away trips, fixture congestion and afternoons when the football simply does not work. The champions are usually the team that manages those difficult periods better than everyone else. As the 2026/27 Premier League season develops,

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NHS makes twice-yearly HIV treatment available for patients with drug-resistant virus

For most people living with HIV, modern treatment is highly effective. Antiretroviral medicines can suppress the virus to undetectable levels, protect the immune system and allow people to live long, healthy lives. But for a small number of patients, HIV develops resistance to several medicines. When that happens, finding a treatment capable of controlling the

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Cape Town Court Delays Chidimma Adetshina Detention Ruling Until February 2027

The Cape Town Regional Court has postponed a decision on whether former Miss South Africa contestant Chidimma Adetshina should be detained pending possible deportation, extending her legal battle with South African immigration authorities into 2027. The court postponed the matter on 19 August 2026 and scheduled it to return on 27 February 2027. The detention

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Why Africa’s Small Businesses Still Struggle to Access Finance

Small businesses are part of everyday life across Africa. They run shops, farms, restaurants, transport services, technology companies and small factories. They provide livelihoods for millions of families and help keep local economies moving. Yet many face the same problem when they want to grow: getting affordable finance. A business may have customers and a

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