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Ivory Coast has rejected a US request to accept deportees who are not Ivorian citizens. The decision highlights tensions over US deportation policies. Should African countries accept deportees who are not their citizens?
The Central Bank of Nigeria has reduced its Monetary Policy Rate from 26.5% to 23%, a move that could make loans cheaper. Will this rate cut improve access to affordable loans?
The NSCDC has arrested 24 personnel over the deaths of 37 suspected illegal miners in custody. Investigations are ongoing. Who should be held accountable for the deaths?
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