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Des hommes armés ont incendié les deux véhicules de transport en commun le mercredi 21 novembre dans un quartier de la capitale régionale du Nord-Ouest. La crise sécuritaire continue de faire des victimes parmi les civils dans la région du Nord-Ouest Cameroun. Le 20 novembre 2024, deux véhicules à usage taxi ont subi la violence des combattants séparatistes au quartier Che Street à Bamenda. Les véhicules ont consumé en raison de leur couleur jaune qui les identifie des véhicules personnels selon la règle fixée par les autorités camerounaises. Règle que les leaders séparatistes tentent de bannir dans la région. Ils veulent exiger que les taxis aient les couleurs bleu et blanc en conformité avec le drapeau de l’Etat fictif « Ambazonie » dont ils revendiquent l’indépendance. L’ordre donné aux propriétaires et aux conducteurs de taxis étant contraire à la règle édictée par l’Etat camerounais, il ne bénéficie pas d’application. Les forces régulières...

A development expert and founder of the Global Initiative for Nigeria Development, Micheal Ale, has cautioned the Federal Government against implementing tax reforms that could deepen poverty among Nigerians. Ale, in a statement on Thursday in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State, described the proposed tax reforms as “a grossly capitalist policy” that would stifle economic growth and worsen the plight of the masses. He urged the government to focus on creating an enabling environment and addressing social concerns instead of burdening citizens with additional taxes. “Tax reform will make the poor poorer and the rich richer,” Ale said. Ale argued that sustainable development required more than just increased revenue. “For me, budgetary increase is not the sole indicator of national development. Environmental and social considerations are critical. Whatever is spent on infrastructure will not result in meaningful development if these other factors are neglected,” he said. He also stressed that Nigeria’s...

The Nigerian cooperative sector has mobilised over N1.8 trillion in savings and disbursed N1.3 trillion in loans to members, the Cooperative Rating and Award Society of Nigeria (CRASoN) has said. President of CRASoN, Victor Oyegoke, who revealed this at a press conference ahead of the 6th Nigerian National Cooperative awards, symposium, and exhibitions slated for Saturday in Abuja, said the corporative sector has proven to be a vital tool for economic development and poverty alleviation. The symposium is being organised by the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (Federal Department of Cooperatives) in collaboration with CRASON. Oyegoke said the Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, and other Nigerians including Kemi Nandap, comptroller-general of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS); Ahmed Audi, commandant-general of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC); Aliyu Abdullahi, minister of state for agriculture and food security would be honoured for supporting the growth of cooperative...

Minister for Home Affairs and Immigration, Pio Tikoduadua states there has been the possible unauthorised issuance of passports to the children of individuals associated with the Grace Road human rights allegations. Mr Tikoduadua said these passports appear to have been issued without his knowledge and without the approval of the Permanent Secretary. He added there wasn’t any authorisation from senior management within the Department of Immigration also. “If confirmed, this constitutes a significant breach of our protocols and raises serious concerns about the internal oversight mechanisms within the department,” said Mr Tikoduadua. “In light of the gravity of this situation and its potential implications for our nation’s integrity and international standing, I have directed an immediate and thorough investigation to determine how this lapse occurred and to hold accountable those responsible.” RPT

An email phishing scam which targeted companies including The Rarotongan Beach Resort & Lagoonarium has highlighted growing cybersecurity challenges facing businesses in the Cook Islands. The incident occurred coincidentally as the government and private sector concluded a four-day training programme addressing cybercrime threats, facilitated by WebSafe Samoa, Pacer Plus, and the Cook Islands Business Trade and Investment Board (BTIB). Last week, the Office of the Prime Minister had issued a notice warning businesses and individuals about an active email phishing scam. According to resort owner Tata Crocombe, the scam was a sophisticated attack that exploited vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s cybersecurity systems. “This was a breach of Microsoft cybersecurity that Microsoft is working to close out. It is a 24/7 battle with scammers worldwide. If a scammer can overcome Microsoft’s systems, they are very, very, very sophisticated,” Crocombe said. He confirmed that the resort detected the scam immediately. The phishing attack...

Tulagi police have arrested a drunk person for damaging a store counter at Salesapa village, small Ngella in Central Islands Province (CIP) on November 17, 2024. RSIPF Commissioner Mostyn Mangau said, the incident occurred on November 13, 2024, at around 10 am, where the suspect was drunk and shot at the front store that was attached to the victims dwelling house. Mr. Mangau said, the suspect used a half brick and shot with full force, causing damage to the front counter of the store. “The motive behind the issue is that the suspect disagrees with the complainant regarding his payment, which is delayed,” said Mangau. The suspect has been dealt with, and all his court documents have been prepared for his court appearance on a later date.  The police chief said accused entry to a private area without the consent of the owner by doing such unlawful actions is an...

The civilian prime minister of Mali and his government have been sacked by the country’s ruling junta, just days after expressing rare public criticism of the military regime. At a rally on Saturday, Prime Minister Choguel Kokalla Maiga, 66, publicly warned of “serious challenges and the risk of going backwards” while the junta continues to postpone Mali’s transition back to civilian rule. The junta, led by General Assimi Goita, took power in the West African country after back-to-back coups in 2020 and 2021. It had promised a return to civilian rule by March 2024 but elections have been postponed indefinitely, with General Goita continuing as interim president. Maiga, a former minister and presidential candidate, was appointed prime minister after the second coup. He came to be seen as the civilian face of the junta’s strategic pivot away from former colonial power France and toward closer political and military ties with Russia....

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