PARIS — Europe’s drive to reduce dependence on U.S. technology companies is expected to dominate discussions at the G7 summit and the VivaTech conference this week, as policymakers and industry
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The Nigerian Senate has passed the 2026 Electoral Act Amendment Bill, introducing major changes aimed at resolving long-standing disputes surrounding pre-election cases and clarifying which courts have the authority to
The management of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, has clarified that the institution remains on the three-week mid-semester break approved by the university Senate and urged students and members of
Sam Altman has downplayed fears that artificial intelligence will trigger a global “jobs apocalypse,” saying the technology has not eliminated as many white-collar jobs as he previously expected. Speaking virtually
The Lagos State Water Corporation has announced a major push to expand access to potable water across the state through a public-private partnership (PPP) initiative aimed at upgrading existing infrastructure
Nigeria is set to take a major step toward linking education with real-world opportunities as the federal government prepares to launch its first University Innovation Pods (UniPods), starting with the
MEXICO CITY — Colombia began their FIFA World Cup campaign with a 3-1 victory over tournament debutants Uzbekistan on Wednesday, inspired by a standout performance from Luis Diaz at the
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