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The division resulting from the consensual plan of some northern presidential candidates within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) dominated the front pages of Nigerian newspapers. The Punch reports that some All Progressives Congress (APC) leaders’ plan to make former President Goodluck Jonathan the party’s consensus presidential candidate has destabilized theRead More →

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In a statement today, Tony Lord, chairman of Flint Group’s trade publishing web division, announced the potential closure of its newspaper ink plant in Old Heath Road, Wolverhampton, later this summer, with up to to 63 affected employees. Mr Lord said: “It is with deep regret that we make thisRead More →

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Reports on the aftermath of Saturday’s national convention of the All Progressives Congress (APC) dominated the front pages of Nigerian newspapers. The Punch reports that the APC has inaugurated an appeal committee to consider concerns about the party’s national convention. Bakers under the umbrella of the Premium Bread Makers AssociationRead More →

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The crisis of the interim leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) dominated the front pages of Nigerian newspapers. The Nation reports that there is confusion within the APC over the fate of Mai Mala Buni, governor of Yobe, as the party’s interim president. The Nigerian Extractive Industries Transparency InitiativeRead More →

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Former Governor of New York Andrew Cuomo hinted that he could eventually return to Politics on Sunday. “God isn’t done with me yet,” Cuomo told a congregation, The New York Times reported. Ancient New York Governor Andrew Cuomo blamed his departure from public office on “cancellation culture” during a speechRead More →

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The planned evacuation of Nigerians arriving from Ukraine to Poland, Romania and Hungary due to the ongoing war has dominated the front pages of Nigerian newspapers. The Nation reports that worsening gasoline shortages across the country have crippled economic activities. The newspaper reports that the federal government has revealed thatRead More →

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Global Newspaper Printing Machine Market is a research article published by MarketsandResearch.biz which provides the most up-to-date market patterns and projected industry growth from 2021 to 2027. The study performs in-depth factor analysis to gain critical insights into market drivers, opportunities, and restraints. The study depicts all the crucial notableRead More →

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The return of queues at many gas stations and the circulation of gasoline containing quantities of methanol above Nigeria’s specifications dominated the front pages of Nigerian newspapers. The Nation reports that President Muhammadu Buhari is under pressure to reject the Revised Election Law Amendment Bill. The newspaper reports that theRead More →

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The political permutations of the February 26 national convention of the All Progressives Congress (APC) have made headlines in Nigerian newspapers. The Punch reports that the APC could zone its presidency seat in the center-north. Senate Speaker Ahmad Lawan said the National Assembly will forward the amended electoral bill toRead More →

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Reactions following the planned removal of fuel subsidies by the federal government appeared on the front pages of Nigerian newspapers. The Punch reports that the federal government has asked governors to mandate mandatory COVID-19 vaccination for workers in their states. Rotimi Akeredolu, governor of Ondo, has pledged to end attacksRead More →

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The Blair Witch Project arrived in 1999. Plus, it inspired countless “found” horror movies because it was a game-changer. Filmmakers Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez spoke to Rolling Stone Magazine in the summer of 99 and revealed some chilling details about the set of the horror movie. Heather Donahue |Read More →

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ismagilov/iStock (NEW YORK) – As COVID-19 spreads across the country, the severity of the latest wave of the virus is reflected in headlines in city and state newspapers across the country. The number of new COVID-19 cases is reaching levels previously seen in February, as the United States emerged fromRead More →

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Six Extinction Rebellion protesters have been released with a slap on the wrist and a £150 fine after blocking a national newspaper print shop during a protest that cost publishers more than £1million. Activists stopped 3.5million newspapers from reaching readers when they used bamboo structures to prevent lorries from leavingRead More →

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A serial Extinction Rebellion protester has been fined just £150 after being found guilty of blocking printing presses. Laura Frandsen, 30, from London, was one of six climate change protesters charged with obstructing the motorway outside the Newsprinters print shop in Broxbourne, Hertfordshire on September 4, 2020. Appearing at StRead More →

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By Wayne Robinson | May 21, 2021 Almost a year after News Ltd closed its Kawana print center in Rockhampton, the plant is back in business, under new owners Today Group, again producing newspapers. Operational: Manugraph at Today Group The print center houses a six-tower, two-folder Manugraph and Muller MartiniRead More →

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Issues related to the country’s troubled economy, particularly inflation, foreign exchange and the demand for money printing, have been in the headlines. Tragic accidents in Ondo and Benue states, in which lives and property were lost, also made headlines.. Exclusive reports from the Daily Trust say dozens of people haveRead More →

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Problems with the country’s economy, particularly its growing debt profile and high inflation rate, dominated headlines in Nigerian newspapers. The decision of southwestern governors to launch a regional organization dubbed “Ebube Agu” to address the region’s security challenges also grabbed headlines. Business Days says Nigeria’s finances are in tatters asRead More →

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February 15, 2021Updated: Feb 16, 2021 7:34 a.m. The Houston Chronicle office in Houston Jon Shapley/staff photographer Power outages at the Houston Chronicle’s printing facility and dangerous driving conditions in the region prevented carriers from delivering the paper to many areas Monday and Tuesday. Subscribers received the following email notification:Read More →

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The fallout in the newspaper publishing market continues, with newspapers facing a decline in display and classified ads, a decline in subscriptions to their print editions, and a generational reader preference for consuming newspapers. news online, usually free. The latest victims of newspaper printing are the the News & ObserverRead More →

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It’s a story of over a century in the making. Terry Hoknes tells it page by page, year by year. Hoknes, a Saskatoon musician and author, creates an online database that tells the city’s story through newspaper clippings and Saskatoon StarPhoenix photos. “I’ve been through almost half of the 20thRead More →