Morocco leads the African automotive industry with a production capacity of 700.000 vehicles a year.

Morocco is producing more cars than some European countries

In 2023, Morocco produced over 535,000 motor vehicles, including both passenger cars and commercial vehicles. Morocco's automotive industry has the capacity to produce 700,000 vehicles annually. The Renault-Nissan plant in Tangier and the PSA Kenitra plant are major contributors to this production.

Moroccan-made cars are primarily exported to France, Italy, Turkey, Spain, and the United Kingdom. The European Union is a major destination for these exports, with Morocco becoming the largest automotive exporter to the EU. Israel has also begun importing cars from Morocco due to a Turkish trade embargo.

The European Union has officially banned all air carriers certified in Tanzania from operating within its airspace after adding it to the ‘blacklist’

The European Union has officially banned all air carriers certified in Tanzania from operating within its airspace after adding it to the ‘blacklist’

The European Union has officially banned all air carriers certified in Tanzania from operating within its airspace after adding it to the ‘blacklist’

Spain 5–4 France: Player Ratings As European Champions Spain Advance to Nations League Final
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has made significant progress in its investigation into the Crypto Bridge Exchange (CBEX) fraud, which defrauded over 600,000 Nigerians of an estimated ₦1.3 trillion.

Key Developments:

Fund Recovery: EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede announced that the commission has recovered a "reasonable amount" of the stolen funds. While the exact figures remain undisclosed due to the ongoing investigation, the recovered assets were primarily held in cryptocurrency wallets, complicating the conversion back to cash .

Arrests and Legal Actions: Several suspects connected to the CBEX scheme have been arrested. Notably, Adefowora Abiodun surrendered to the EFCC in April. Additionally, a federal high court has authorized the arrest and detention of six other CBEX promoters, including Adefowora Oluwanisola, Emmanuel Uko, and Seyi Oloyede .

International Efforts: The EFCC has traced the stolen funds to at least four countries, including European nations and Cambodia. The commission is collaborating with international partners and agencies like Interpol to recover the funds and apprehend suspects who are still at large .

Challenges in Recovery: Due to the use of non-custodial cryptocurrency wallets by the fraudsters, which lack identifiable ownership, the EFCC faces challenges in tracing and converting the digital assets back to fiat currency. The commission acknowledges that full restitution to all victims may not be possible, but efforts are ongoing to recover as much as feasible .


Assurance to Victims:

The EFCC has assured affected investors that it is committed to recovering their funds and bringing the perpetrators to justice. While the recovery process may be complex and time-consuming, the commission emphasizes its dedication to ensuring that victims receive restitution .

For those affected by the CBEX fraud, it is advisable to stay informed through official EFCC channels and cooperate with any ongoing investigations.

Have you noticed that since the game ended and Pyramids were crowned Champions of Africa - The popular European and Western Football accounts haven't posted it ?

Dear Africans, we deserve to make our own noise for ourselves. We are the prize !

NO AFRICAN SHOULD SKIP THIS !

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Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has called for the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK) to refund African nations for non-refunded visa application fees following widespread rejections, labeling the practice as exploitative.
In a statement, Hichilema highlighted that African countries collectively lost over $70 million in 2024 due to rejected visa applications to Europe, with an additional £44 million ($59 million) lost to UK visa fees.

After the civil war, General Yakubu Gowon was told by some European experts that the only way Nigeria could make real progress was for the country to pursue industrialization, because crude oil money was not sustainable. Limited in knowledge, Gowon asked his European friends what exactly industrialization entailed. They told him it was simple; that Nigeria must learn to produce engines, machines, etc.

He heeded this advice and set out on the task to industrialize Nigeria. First stop, he asked that the Biafran scientists who had produced machines during the war be assembled to spearhead the industrialization project. Dr. Felix Oragwu, a nuclear physicist, who was part of the team that produced 'Ogbunigwe,' was called to build a team in this regard.

When he was first contacted, according to him, he thought they had come for him to punish him for the role he played during the war. But eventually he went and met Gowon who mandated him to build a team of scientists. He did, deliberately including people from every part of country, even if they weren't going to contribute much, just to ensure national spread and remove any suspicion. He then presented his recommendations to the ruling military council. Part of the recommendations was that an institute be set up in Enugu where facilities already existed, and where most of the wartime scientists lived.

But once Murtala Mohammed - whom he said was never comfortable with the idea and never hid his disdain for him - heard about setting up an institute in Enugu, he flared up and accused him of trying to empower fellow rebels to wage another war against Nigeria.

Mohammed, he said, pointedly asked Gowon whether it was military government they were running or technical government; to which Gowon answered military government. He then said that since it was military government, the technicians should be thrown out of the government. And that was how the meeting ended.

I interviewed Dr. Oragwu few years ago.

-- as reported by Obinna Ezugwu.

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