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Nigeria’s Oil Production Falls Amid Plunge in Global Prices

Imagine starting every day knowing that your nation is one of the powerhouses of oil production in Africa. Nigeria, for instance, has always held a pivotal role in this delicate dance of numbers and barrels. Just in March, Nigeria's oil production averaged about 1.40 million barrels per day (mbpd). If we flip back a page to the previous month, February, there was a slight uptick, with production averaging 1.465 million barrels per day. Interesting how these small fluctuations can tell a story, isn’t it?…

Four Key Factors Fueling Tesla’s Swift 53% Stock Plunge

What’s Impacting Tesla's Share Decline? Examining the Underlying Factors The financial terrain for Tesla seems to be an uphill battle these days. With a ninth consecutive week of losses, Tesla's stock now sits at 53% below its peak from mid-December. How did the all-electric giant find itself in this predicament? Daily, it seems, the roadblocks for Tesla multiply. Both fresh and familiar challenges surround the enterprise. Take, for instance, the recent news from Tuesday: Tesla faces…

Tragic Bus Plunge Claims Over 50 Lives in Guatemala After It Falls from Bridge

In a tragic turn of events, a bus traveling from San Agustin Acasaguastlan to Guatemala City veered off the Puente Belice highway bridge, plummeting around 20 meters into a polluted ravine below. This catastrophic accident claimed the lives of at least 51 individuals, leaving behind a scene of devastation and shock, according to a spokesperson from the city’s fire department. As the bus, filled to capacity, made its ascent towards the bustling capital, few could have anticipated the horror that unfolded. Witnesses described…

Ethiopian Currency Plunge Doubles Hajj Expenses for Residents of Somali Region

Each year, a spiritual journey beckons millions, calling on the faithful like a siren with promises of divine grace and fulfillment. The pilgrimage to Mecca, known as Hajj, isn’t merely a travel undertaking; for Muslims, it stands as a sacred duty among the five pillars of Islam. This year, the journey comes with an unexpected twist that’s left pockets lighter and hearts heavier in Somalia's Somali Regional State. "Having to foot the bill in foreign currency really doesn't help anyone sleep soundly," chuckled Mohamed…

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