Issued on: 27/08/2026 – 22:49Modified: 27/08/2026 – 22:55
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In tonight’s edition, we speak with a Lagos-based analyst who has released a groundbreaking report detailing the financial landscape of kidnappings in Nigeria. We examine the staggering figures behind abductions and their economic implications. Additionally, Tanzania’s ruling party has expelled the vice-president despite his announcement to step down next week. In Senegal, the introduction of the first African-manufactured generic medication for sickle cell disease offers new hope for patients and promises to reduce dependence on expensive imported treatments.
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