Cape Town warns informal traders against trading without permit during lockdown
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Nigeria's Buhari approves record 2020 budget, on time for his first time
The president’s signature paves the way for a likely return to the international debt market next year as Nigeria still struggles to shake off the impact of a 2016 recession it emerged from the following year.
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Nigerian police rescue 67 from 'inhuman' conditions at Islamic 'school'
The raid in Katsina came less than a month after about 300 men and boys were freed from another supposed Islamic school in neighbouring Kaduna state.
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CYRIL RAMAPHOSA: South Africa’s future lies in Africa
Cyril Ramaphosa says the time is right for a new era of intra-African trade, where African countries no longer look abroad for the products and services they need, but to other countries on this continent.
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SA, Nigeria aim to revive relations damaged by xenophobic attacks
President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed business from the two countries on the side-lines of President Muhammadu Buhari’s state visit on Thursday.
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Ramaphosa: Xenophobic violence doesn't represent values of SA or Nigeria
President Cyril Ramaphosa said South Africa and Nigeria would enhance the cohesion between the two nations following violent attacks in both countries.
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Buhari misses Midrand business forum, Ramaphosa assures over visa issues
Nigeria’s Trade Minister Aisha Abubaker had to step in at the last minute to deliver Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari's address, saying only that he apologised.
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Ramaphosa, Buhari want 'equitable' representation of Africa at UN
President Cyril Ramaphosa said the UN must reflect the crucial role that the continent plays in global politics and the economy.
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SA and Nigeria reach 32 bilateral agreements
The presidents of the continent's two biggest economies addressed the media on the bilateral agreements they had reached amidst tensions between the countries.
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Ramaphosa, Buhari say lawlessness in SA, Nigeria won't be tolerated
President Cyril Ramaphosa and his Nigerian counterpart, Muhammadu Buhari, have told their citizens to respect the countries they live and do business in.
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Ramaphosa to work with Buhari to help combat xenophobia, crime in SA
The presidents of the continent's two biggest economies are addressing the media at the Union Buildings on Thursday.
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WATCH LIVE: Ramaphosa hosts Nigeria’s Buhari on state visit
This was the first incoming state visit to be hosted by the sixth administration.
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Nigeria's Buhari arrives in SA after xenophobic violence
Buhari and President Cyril Ramaphosa will meet Thursday to discuss bolstering trade ties and political cooperation as both struggle to kickstart their stuttering economies.
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Ramaphosa apologises to Nigeria for xenophobic attacks on its citizens in SA
The head of South Africa's special envoy Jeff Radebe tendered the apology on behalf of the South African leader when he visited Nigeria on Monday.
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Islamic State fills the void in Nigeria as soldiers retreat to 'super camps'
Nigerian soldiers had left the town earlier that month under a new strategy of withdrawing to “super camps” that can be more easily defended against insurgents the army has been struggling to contain for a decade.
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Hundreds of Nigerians to take free evacuation from SA
Private Nigerian airline Air Peace plans to operate two flights with Boeing 777 aircraft, the first leaving Lagos late on Tuesday to return on Wednesday with evacuees.
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Nigeria's Buhari to visit South Africa after attacks
Buhari will make a state visit to South Africa in October to help develop responses to the challenges in both countries after Ramaphosa held discussions with Nigeria’s special envoy
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Nigeria to take ‘tougher’ stance against SA following xenophobic attacks
The Nigerian government said it had drawn what it called ‘a red line’ with South Africa over the xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in the country.
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Nigeria's Buhari assigns cabinet portfolios, appoints new oil minister
Buhari kept the petroleum portfolio for himself, as in his first term, and appointed Timipre Silva as minister of state for petroleum, who is widely expected to manage the portfolio on a day-to-day basis.
