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==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-30==
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220730
#Headlines
# The Iranian police have announced the arrest of ringleader and four other members of an espionage network affiliated with the national intelligence agency of Israel known as Mossad.
# Chinese President Xi Jinping warned his US counterpart Joe Biden not to play with fire on the Taiwan Strait issue. President Jinping and his US counterpart held a telephone conversation on Thurs July 28 during which the Taiwan issue was discussed, Chinese state media reported.
# Syrian government officials announced the discovery of a mass grave containing about 30 bodies in the northern Syrian City of Manbij. The officials speculated that the bodies belonged to civilian prisoners buried there when the IS [[organisation]] controlled the region between 2014-2017.
# Nigerian opposition senators have pushed for President Muhammadu Buhari to face impeachment over the country's spreading security problems. Senators of the opposition PDP initiated a motion giving President Buhari 6 weeks to improve the country's security or face impeachment, Reuters reported.
# Algeria, Niger, and Nigeria on Thurs July 28 signed a [[wikt:memorandum_of_understanding#English|memorandum of understanding]] (MoU/[[MOU]]) for constructing a gas pipeline across the Sahara Desert that would supply Europe with additional gas.
==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-29==
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220729
#Headlines
#Iranian Atomic Energy Organization Head Mohammad Eslami on Weds July 27 revealed that the operation to construct a research reactor at the Isfahan nuclear site is set to begin in the coming weeks. Mr Eslami made the announcement during a visit to the Uranium Conversion Facility of the Isfahan site.
#The Greek Supreme Court has ruled that an Iranian-flagged tanker anchored off the Greek port of Piraeus has retrieved part of its cargo confiscated by the US. The Iranian ship is expected to retrieve its cargo and sail off this week, Iranian news agency IRNA reported.
#Palestinian Hamas resistance group spokesperson Fawzi Barmoum has dismissed as baseless and unfounded an Israeli report which accused Hamas of hiding weapons depot near civilian buildings in the occupied Gaza Strip.
#At least 19 people were killed in two days of protests in the east of the DRC against a UN peacekeeping mission, which protesters accuse of failing to protect them from militia violence.
#Supporters of pwerful Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr have stormed Iraqi parliament to protest the parliament's choice of a candidate they do not support as prime ministerial nominee.
#The Nigeria Labour Congress on Weds July 27 held a mega rally in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, to press home the request for the Nigerian government to accede to demands raised by unions within the Nigerian university system.
#North Korean leader Kim Jong Un warned that he is ready to use his nuclear weapons in potential military conflicts with the US and South Korea, as he unleashed fiery rhetoric against rivals that he considered to be pushing the Korean Peninsula to the brink of war.
#King Abdullah of Jordan on Weds (27 July) met Israeli PM Yair Lapid in Jordanian capital, Amman. During the meeting, King Abdullah emphasized the need to create a political horizon to achieve a just, comprehensive, and lasting peace based on the two-state solution, as well as to strengthen regulation security, stability, and development, which must include Palestinians, Jordanian State news agency Petra reported.
#Two non-governmental organizations in France, the Democracy for the Arab World Now and Trial International, on Friday (22 July) filed a case in a Paris court against Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, accusing him of being responsible for the torture and assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018. The case was filed as the Saudi Crown Prince made his 1st visit to Europe since the murder of the journalist nearly 4 years ago.
#A high court in the north-western Nigerian State of Kano sentenced Abdulmalik Tanko to death by hanging after finding him guilty of kidnapping and killing a 5-yr-old pupil, Hanifa Abubakar.
#The Economic Community of West African States is considering the creation of an anti-coup force to combat coups in Africa. This was announced on Thurs July 28 by Guinea-Bissau President Umaro Sissoco Embalo, current chairperson of the West African bloc.
==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-28==
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220728
#Headlines
#The IMF on Tues July 26 said Russian economy appears to be weathering the storm better than expected as it benefits from high energy prices, despite damaging Western sanctions imposed on the country in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine.
#Iranian Deputy Representative to the UN Zahra Ershadi said the UN Security Council's inaction in the face of Israel's incessant crimes against Palestinians and regional nations had emboldened the regime to continue its aggressive behavior. Speaking before the UN Security Council on Tue July 26, Ms Ershadi urged the Security Council to force the Israeli regime to immediately cease its systematic violations of human rights and international humanitarian law.
#Iranian Minister of Economy and government's economic spokesperson Ehsan Khandouzi on Tue July 26 announced a 580% increase in the country's income within the 4 months after 21 March 2022 compared to the same period last year.
#Leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) in the southern State of Lagos on Tue July 26 gave the Nigerian government a 2-week ultimatum to resolve the impasse with the ASUU or face more serious protests. The NLC made this threat while observing a protest to pressure the Nigerian government into meeting ASUU's demands towards ending the over 6-month industrial dispute, Leadership newspaper reported.
#Nigerian Senate has passed a bill to establish the National Commission for the Coordination and Control of the Proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons. The passage of the bill followed the consideration of a report by the Senate Committee on National Security and Intelligence.
#Turkish forces on Tuesday July 26 described the global food crisis, Reuters reported.
#Omani Foreign Minister Sayyid Badr Albusaidi expressed his country's active support for a final agreement in the Vienna nuclear negotiations between Iran and world powers. Mr Albusaidi made the remaks during a phone convo with Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian.
#French President Emmanuel Marcron on Tuesday July 26 described the global food crisis as one of Russian weapons of war during a visit to Cameroon. President Macron dismissed suggestions that Western sanctions were to blame for the food crisis, Reuters reported.
#Sudanese security forces opened fire on anti-military coup protesters in Omdurman and the country's capital, Khartoum, killing one person. This latest killing raises the total number of persons killed by security forces during the anti-military coup demonstrations to 116.
#Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian said Iran is serious about reaching a sustainable and strong agreement amid ongoing talks aimed at potential fresh removal of the US sanctions against the Islamic republic. Mr Abdollahian made the remarks in an Instagram post on Tues July 26, Press TV reported.
#Senators from opposition parties in Nigeria have issued a 6-week ultimatum to President Buhari to tackle the security challenges bedeviling the country. The senators also threatened to commence impeachment proceedings against the president if he fails to address insecurity within the specified period.
#Nigerian Inspector-General of Police Usman Baba has ordered higher level of security in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, in order to enhance the city's preparedness against terrorist attacks. The Nigerian police said a statement it would not relent in its effort to protect the nation's capital from all forms of security threats, Local newspaper, Daily Trust reported.
#Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Wed July 27 said Russia supported Ethiopian efforts to stabilize its internal political situation in remarks that sought to draw a contrast with what he presented as meddling by the West. Mr Lavrov was in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, wrapping up a 4-nation African tour.
#Al-Azhar Observatory for Combating Extremism has condemned what it described as incessant attacks on Muslims in Europe and called for more stringent penalties to be meted out against perpetrators of the attacks.
#Iranian Oil Minister Jawad Oji on Wed July 27 said Iran is currently in consultations with Russia on a deal that would enable the 2 sides to jointly export natural gas to Pakistan and Oman.
==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-27==
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220727
#Headlines
#Reports from Pakistan have indicated that 175 women and children are among over 300 people killed in flooding caused by heavy downpour in the country. Recent count was estimated to have destroyed over 800 houses and submerged over 48 bridges across the country.
#Lebanon-based Hezbollah group leader Hassan Nasrallah on Mon (25 July) warned that all Israeli land and sea targets were within the range of the group's missiles in the latest series of threats against Israel amid an ongoing maritime dispute.
#Iran on Mon (25 July) said it would not be rushed into a quick deal reviving its 2015 nuclear accord with world powers. At a weekly press conference, spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry Naseer Kanani said if the US acts constructively and positively, an agreement is close.
#Despite economic sanctions by Western countries and the US, Venezuelan economy grew 12.3% in the 1st half of 2022 compared to the same period last year when it registered a contraction of 28%, data released by the Venezuelan Finance Observatory revealed.
#Tunisian electoral commission announced that only 27.54% of voters participated in the constitutional referendum held in the country on Monday (25 July). Local media reports indicated that voting closed at 10p local time.
#Nigerian Ministry of Education has directed the closure of all schools in the country's capital, Abuja, following security threats. Leadership newspaper reported that the directive to shut down schools follows the previous order given by the ministry to close a Unity School in Kwali.
#Iranian Deputy Minister of Commerce Ali Rasuliyan has said Germany had announced plans to invest in Iranian small and medium enterprises. This was disclosed after a meeting between Mr Rasuliyan and German entrepreneur and head of German trade associations, Michel Shoomon, in the Iranian capital, Tehran.
#Taliban Ministry of Health spokesperson Sherafat Zaman has said due to an unprecedented heat wave, a number of Afghan provinces are facing an outbreak of cholera. Mr Zaman said 6,000 people had so far been infected with cholera and noted that the Ministry of Health is taking special measures to tame the spread of the disease, Iranian news agency Iran Press reported.
#Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Tue July 26 arrived in Uganda for a working visit as he sets on his tour of African nations. Local media reported that Mr Lavrov held talks with the Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni after his arrival.
#At least 5 people were killed and 50 others wounded, following anti-United Nations protests in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo City of Goma, figures released by the DRC government revealed.
#European Union energy ministers on Tues July 26th reached an agreement to alleviate the looming energy shortage by reducing natural gas consumption by 15% from this August through the end of March 2023. This new regulations on coordinated demand reduction measures for natural gas was approved by ministers in Burssels.
#Former Burkina Faso President Blaise Campaore on Tue July 26 apologized to the family of the country's slain leader, Thomas Sankara. In a letter to the country's interim government, Mr Campaore asked for forgiveness for the acts he committed during his tenure, especially to the family of the late leader.
==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-26==
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220726
#Headlines
#A group of Lebanese religious scholars, the Beirut Muslim Scholars Association (BMSA), has stressed Lebanon's fierce opposition to any normalization of diplomatic relations with Israel.  Lebanese-based Almayadeen tv channel quoted a BMSA statement as saying that there would be neither a humanitarian nor a religious connection between Lebanon and the occupying Israeli regime under any pretext, with the latter being described as the enemy by the Lebanese constitution.
#Secretary of Iran's Supreme Council of Free Trade-Industrial and Special Economic Zones, Saeed Mohammad, has said Iran and Russia were about to establish a joint free trade zone.  Mr Saeed added that negotiations had taken place between Iran and Russia and that both sides had emphasized the establishment of the north-south corridor.
#The 3rd exhibition of Syrian oil and petrochemical industries attended by 52 Syrian and foreign companies, including Iranians, has begun in the Syrian capital, Damascus.
#The head of the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), Mohsen Khojastehmehr, has shed more light on the recently signed $40bn deal between Iran's NIOC and the Russian energy giant, Gazprom. Mohsen said the new deal would enhance further cooperation between the two sides in the oil and gas fields.
#Spokesperson of the Iranian Foreign Ministry Naseer Kanani has said that political dialogue is the only solution to the Ukrainian conflict, adding that Iran was opposed to the use of military might by any country.  Mr Naseer made the remarks in reaction to misinformation spread about Iran's position on the Russia-Ukraine conflict by the Western media, after the visit to Iran by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
#The Nigerian Meteorological Agency advised Nigerians, especially those in Taraba state and parts of the southwestern areas, to prepare for impending flooding as a result of expected rainfall.
#Palestinian resistance group, Hamas, described the move by some Arab countries to normalize ties with the occupying Israeli regime as a threat to the Arab world and Muslims around the world. The group urged Arab nations to avoid normalizing any form of ties with the Israeli regime.
==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-22==
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220722
#Headlines
#Acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe was on Wed July 20th elected new Sri Lankan president in an election held in parliament. Soon after winning elections, Mr Wickremesinghe addressed parliament and urged all legislators, including opposition parliamentarians, to unite and work together with him to lead Sri Lanka out of the current economic crisis.
#The Malian military government has given the spokesperson of the UN peacekeeping mission to Mali, Oliver Salgado, 72 hours to leave the country. A statement issued by the Malian Foreign Ministry said Mr Salgado had been expelled over unacceptable comments about the 49 Ivorian soldiers detained by Mali.
#Lebanese Hezbollah resistance group Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has said the Israeli regime would not be allowed to conduct drilling operations for oil and gas in the disputed area in the Mediterranean Sea until Lebanon got what it deserved.
#Iraq has recalled its ambassador from Ankara for consultations and summoned the Turkish ambassador in Baghdad over the deadly bombardment on northern Iraqi resort, which killed many civilians.
#Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi expressed confidence that the patience and resistance of the Syrian people would pay off and they would have a bright future. President Raisi also reiterated that Syrian sovereignty should be respected and its army have control over the country's border. President Raisi made the remarks when he met visiting Syrian Foreign Minister, Faisal Mekdad in Tehran on Weds July 20.
#Iranian Ground Forces Head General Heydari has revealed that the Islamic republic had developed and produced advanced unmanned aerial vehicles to support reconnaissance and combat operations.
#After Turkish fighter jets killed and wounded scores of tourists in the Kurdistan region in northern Iraq, Iraqi officials said the country had submitted a complaint to the UN Security Council regarding the Turkish offensive.
#The Nigerian naira on Wed July 20 lost against the US dollar at the Investors and Exporters' window, exchanging at 426.58 naira. The figure represented a depreciation of 0.57%, compared to 424.17 it exchanged for the dollar on Tue July 19.
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# Headlines
# EU leaders announced plans aimed at reducing the reliance of member states on Russian energy. The EU called on member countries to reduce their gas consumption by 15% from August till the end of March next year.
# Reports from Mali say gunshots and explosions were heard at Kati barracks, near the country's capital, Bamako. Eyewitnesses said they saw planes hovering over the site of the incidents. No official statement was issued regarding the incidents by the Malian government as of press time.
# The Nigerian government on Thurs July 21 said it was considering a ban on mining activities and use of motorbikes as measures to curtail terrorism in Africa's most populous country.
# A survey conducted by Arab Barometer in nine Arab countries has shown that majority of respondents believe that democracy does not guarantee economic stability and development as more and more people are left in despair by their living conditions.
==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-21==
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220721
#Headlines
#Scores of people lost their lives while over 16,000 others have been forcefully displaced from their homes following severe floods caused by torrential rains in several parts of Niger Republic. Authorities in the country said the regions most affected by the flooding include Zinder, Tillabery, Maradi, Diffa and Tahoua.
#The 7th Astana trilateral talks on Syria, hosted by Iran, concluded on Tue July 19th. The 7th round of talks has further strengthened relations between Iran, Russia and Turkey. During talks between the Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, both sides have vowed to deepen economic and military cooperation.
#Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tue July 19th said Russia was ready to facilitate Ukrainian grain shipments from ports along the Black Sea, noting that he wanted Western countries to lift their sanctions against Russian grain exports.
#Iran and Russia have agreed to accept payments in the Iranian rial and the Russian rubble in bilateral trade in an attempt to avoid using the US dollar. This was disclosed after a meeting on Tue July 19th, bwtween Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the Russian President Vladimir Putin.
#Reaction have continued in the wake of increased pump oil prices across Nigeria. RFI reported that petrol would now be sold for 179 naira per litre in south-western and south-eastern parts of the country.
#The EU announced it was considering amendments to sanctions on Russia by allowing the unfreezing of funds associated with top Russian banks required to ease bottlenecks in trading Russian food. Reuters reported that under the amended regulations expected to be adopted on Wed July 20th, EU countries would unfreeze previously blocked economic resources owned by top Russian lenders.
#Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian on Wed July 20 received his Syrian counterpart Faisal Mekdad in the Iranian capital, Tehran. Iran Press reported that the 2 officials would later hold talks on bilateral relations and the outcome of the just concluded Astana trilateral talks attended by Iran, Russia and Turkey on Tue July 19.
#Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian has said holding a referendum involving all Palestinians is the sole political solution to the Palestinian issue. Press TV reported Mr Amir making the remarks at the Regional Islamic Unity Conference in the western Iranian city of Sanandaj on Wed July 20.
#The Nigerian army has dismissed no fewer than 80 soldiers from service over disobedience to a standing order. Online news platform Sahara Reporters reported that the dismissed soldiers were part of the personnel deployed to the 159 Battalion at Baga in Borno State.
#Senior military figures from Libya's rival eastern and western power bases have held an unprecedented meeting in the country's capital, Tripoli, as part of efforts to form a unified command for their troops.
==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-20==
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220720
#Headlines
#A political survey conducted by the US-based Morning Consult has shown that 44 states in the US were more likely to disapprove than approve President Biden's job performance.
#Nigerian government has said it was working not only to end the current strike by the ASUU, but also to eliminate future strikes by the union. This was announced by Permanent Secretary of the Nigerian Ministry of Education, Andrew David Adejo while speaking at the 81st Plenary Meeting of the Joint Consultative Committee in Education Plenary Meeting held in Yola, capital of the north-eastern state of Adamawa.
#Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Tehran on Monday (18 July) to attend the trilateral Astana meeting, alongside his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and President of Iran Sayyed Ebrahim Raisi, who is hosting the 7th Astana meeting aimed at resolving differences in Syria.
#Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan arrived in the Iranian capital, Tehran, where he will attend the 7th Astana meeting being hosted by Iran. The meeting kicks off on Tue 19 July and is expected to discuss developments in Syria.
#Niger's famous political figure, Alhaji Sanoussi Tambari Jackou, passed away on Mon (18 July) in the Niger capital, Niamey, at the age of 82. He was revered politician and a renowned economist.
#The 4th African union meeting on the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) has concluded in the Zambian capital, Lusaka, with leaders agreeing to actualize the implementation of the AfCFTA to promote trade and enhance integration on the continent.
#The 7th Astana trilateral meeting (on Syria) has kicked off in the Iranian capital, Tehran. The meeting attended by Russian, Turkish and Iranian presidents, will in addition to talks on the Syrian issue, the meeting is also expected to focus on the Russia-Ukraine conflict and unblocking of Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea.
#Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Tuesday told visiting Turkish President Erdogan that any offensive in northern Syria  would be detrimental to Turkey and the entire region, noting that it would also give terrorists a chance to hold sway in the region.
==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-18==
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220718
#Headlines
#Eid al-Ghadir celebrations have begun all over Iran. The Eid marks the day Prophet Mohammad SAW appointed Ali ibn Abi Talib, the 1st Shia Imam, as his successor and leader of Muslims some 14 centuries ago.
#The AU launched an early warning platform aimed at preventing conflicts and promoting peace on the continent. This was disclosed by the AU Deputy Chairperson Monique Nsanzabaganwa during the launch of the platform on the side-lines of the 41st Ordinary Session of the Executive Council.
#Analysts in the US said President Biden's Middle East trip has tarnished his reputation as a true advocate of democracy. This standpoint was published by several local media.
#Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan are expected to land in Tehran, the Iranian capital, later on Monday (18 July), to attend the 7th trilateral Astana summit, hosted by Iran.
#In a phone conversation with Iraqi counterpart Fuad Hussein, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian has thanked Iraq's efforts and constructive role in the formation and promotion of regional talks which strengthen regional security.
#Sudanese health officials said 60 people been killed while several others sustained injuries following tribal clashes between the Berti and Hausa tribes. Heavy security has been deployed to the areas affected by the violence and authorities have declared a night-time curfew.
#Hundreds of thousands of people in Sudan have once again taken to the streets and demonstrated against the military regime. Iran Press quoted demonstrators stressing that the military regime was not legitimate.
#Russian military sources from inside Syria have said terrorist organizations were using ambulances spotting the "White Helmets" logo to carry out attacks on civilians and military bases in the country.
#The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) will on 26 July embark on a nationwide protest in solidarity with the ASUU and other affiliate unions to support the lingering industrial action in public universities in Africa's most populous nation. The News Agency of Nigeria reported the NLC national president of Comrade Ayuba Wabba making the statement.
#Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has sacked the head of the country's powerful domestic security service, the SBU, and the prosecutor general, accusing them of collaborating with Russia on security and military issues.
#Russia's Duma has reportedly drafted a new bill to allow non-credit financial institutions to specialize in Islamic banking in the country in order to help sanctions-hit state banks to lure investors from Muslim nations. Press TV said the bill would allow non-credit banking institutions to offer Sharia-compliant financial products to their clients.
#See also 2022-07-15
==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-15==
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220715
#Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, who is Africa's Anti-Corruption Champion, on Thursday (July 14) called for the establishment of an International Anti-Corruption Court to try offenders. He urged African leaders to intensify the fight against corruption and create more disincentives against the pilfering of public funds. President Buhari made the appeal in a statement issued by his media aide, Garba Shehu, to celebrate the African Anti-Corruption Day.
#Iranian Foreign Ministry has summoned the Swedish ambassador to Tehran to protest a Swedish court sentencing of former Iranian official Hamid Nouri to life imprisonment over unfounded allegations levelled against him by anti-Iran terrorist group.
#Thousands of Palestinians have staged demonstrations in the Gaza Strip against US President Joe Biden's 1st visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories, slamming his biased stance on the Israeli-Palestinian issue.
#Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has warned that any mistake by the US to stoke a regional crisis would receive a decisive response from Iran that will make them (USA) regret. President Raisi said this during a visit to Kermanshah Province in the country's west.
==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-14==
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220714
#Headlines
#Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has said his US counterpart Joe Biden's trip to the Middle East beginning Wednesday (13 July) to strengthen ties with Israel and normalize relations between it and other countries in the region will not bring about security for Israel. President Raisi made these remarks at a meeting with Iranian cabinet ministers.
#Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian has denied his country sold military equipment to Russia, including drones, saying the Islamic Republic will avoid any moves that may escalate the situation in Ukraine.
#In a televised addressed on Wednesday (13 July), the secretary general of the Lebanon-based Hezbollah movement warned that the organization's forces would not allow Israel to operate in maritime oil and gas fields if Lebanon is barred from its rights to extract from areas off its coast.
#The head of Yemen's National Committee for Prisoners' Affairs, Abdul Qadir al-Murtada, accused Saudi Arabia on Wednesday (13 July) of sabotaging a prisoner exchange programme between the 2 countries.
#The head of Senegal's traders' union, who traveled to Arak in central Iran as the head of a trading delegation, has said Senegal could benefit from Iran's technologies and both sides would benefit from prosperous economic bilateral ties. The Senegalese trade delegation travelled to Iran's central province and participated in a meeting of the province's economic activists.
#Niger and Chad have vowed to revive the G5 Sahel alliance as part of efforts to energise the fight against terrorism in the region. This was disclosed during a joint press conference by the leaders of the 2 countries in the Chadian capital, N'Djamena.
#Gotabaya Rahapaksa has resigned as Sri Lanka's president shortly after he arrived in Singapore. Mr Rajapaksa sent his resignation letter to the head of Sri Lanka's parliament via email.
#Iran has strongly condemned a Swedish court sentencing of a former Iranian jailor, Hamid Nouri, to life in prison over the execution of political prisoners in 1988.
#The Malian government has announced an end to all operations of the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali. In a statement, Mali's foreign ministry said the move would take effect on Thur July 14.
==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-13==
==Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-13==
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220713
http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220713

Latest revision as of 21:15, 1 August 2022

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Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-30

http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220730

  1. Headlines
  2. The Iranian police have announced the arrest of ringleader and four other members of an espionage network affiliated with the national intelligence agency of Israel known as Mossad.
  3. Chinese President Xi Jinping warned his US counterpart Joe Biden not to play with fire on the Taiwan Strait issue. President Jinping and his US counterpart held a telephone conversation on Thurs July 28 during which the Taiwan issue was discussed, Chinese state media reported.
  4. Syrian government officials announced the discovery of a mass grave containing about 30 bodies in the northern Syrian City of Manbij. The officials speculated that the bodies belonged to civilian prisoners buried there when the IS organisation controlled the region between 2014-2017.
  5. Nigerian opposition senators have pushed for President Muhammadu Buhari to face impeachment over the country's spreading security problems. Senators of the opposition PDP initiated a motion giving President Buhari 6 weeks to improve the country's security or face impeachment, Reuters reported.
  6. Algeria, Niger, and Nigeria on Thurs July 28 signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU/MOU) for constructing a gas pipeline across the Sahara Desert that would supply Europe with additional gas.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-29

http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220729

  1. Headlines
  2. Iranian Atomic Energy Organization Head Mohammad Eslami on Weds July 27 revealed that the operation to construct a research reactor at the Isfahan nuclear site is set to begin in the coming weeks. Mr Eslami made the announcement during a visit to the Uranium Conversion Facility of the Isfahan site.
  3. The Greek Supreme Court has ruled that an Iranian-flagged tanker anchored off the Greek port of Piraeus has retrieved part of its cargo confiscated by the US. The Iranian ship is expected to retrieve its cargo and sail off this week, Iranian news agency IRNA reported.
  4. Palestinian Hamas resistance group spokesperson Fawzi Barmoum has dismissed as baseless and unfounded an Israeli report which accused Hamas of hiding weapons depot near civilian buildings in the occupied Gaza Strip.
  5. At least 19 people were killed in two days of protests in the east of the DRC against a UN peacekeeping mission, which protesters accuse of failing to protect them from militia violence.
  6. Supporters of pwerful Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr have stormed Iraqi parliament to protest the parliament's choice of a candidate they do not support as prime ministerial nominee.
  7. The Nigeria Labour Congress on Weds July 27 held a mega rally in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, to press home the request for the Nigerian government to accede to demands raised by unions within the Nigerian university system.
  8. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un warned that he is ready to use his nuclear weapons in potential military conflicts with the US and South Korea, as he unleashed fiery rhetoric against rivals that he considered to be pushing the Korean Peninsula to the brink of war.
  9. King Abdullah of Jordan on Weds (27 July) met Israeli PM Yair Lapid in Jordanian capital, Amman. During the meeting, King Abdullah emphasized the need to create a political horizon to achieve a just, comprehensive, and lasting peace based on the two-state solution, as well as to strengthen regulation security, stability, and development, which must include Palestinians, Jordanian State news agency Petra reported.
  10. Two non-governmental organizations in France, the Democracy for the Arab World Now and Trial International, on Friday (22 July) filed a case in a Paris court against Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, accusing him of being responsible for the torture and assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018. The case was filed as the Saudi Crown Prince made his 1st visit to Europe since the murder of the journalist nearly 4 years ago.
  11. A high court in the north-western Nigerian State of Kano sentenced Abdulmalik Tanko to death by hanging after finding him guilty of kidnapping and killing a 5-yr-old pupil, Hanifa Abubakar.
  12. The Economic Community of West African States is considering the creation of an anti-coup force to combat coups in Africa. This was announced on Thurs July 28 by Guinea-Bissau President Umaro Sissoco Embalo, current chairperson of the West African bloc.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-28

http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220728

  1. Headlines
  2. The IMF on Tues July 26 said Russian economy appears to be weathering the storm better than expected as it benefits from high energy prices, despite damaging Western sanctions imposed on the country in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine.
  3. Iranian Deputy Representative to the UN Zahra Ershadi said the UN Security Council's inaction in the face of Israel's incessant crimes against Palestinians and regional nations had emboldened the regime to continue its aggressive behavior. Speaking before the UN Security Council on Tue July 26, Ms Ershadi urged the Security Council to force the Israeli regime to immediately cease its systematic violations of human rights and international humanitarian law.
  4. Iranian Minister of Economy and government's economic spokesperson Ehsan Khandouzi on Tue July 26 announced a 580% increase in the country's income within the 4 months after 21 March 2022 compared to the same period last year.
  5. Leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) in the southern State of Lagos on Tue July 26 gave the Nigerian government a 2-week ultimatum to resolve the impasse with the ASUU or face more serious protests. The NLC made this threat while observing a protest to pressure the Nigerian government into meeting ASUU's demands towards ending the over 6-month industrial dispute, Leadership newspaper reported.
  6. Nigerian Senate has passed a bill to establish the National Commission for the Coordination and Control of the Proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons. The passage of the bill followed the consideration of a report by the Senate Committee on National Security and Intelligence.
  7. Turkish forces on Tuesday July 26 described the global food crisis, Reuters reported.
  8. Omani Foreign Minister Sayyid Badr Albusaidi expressed his country's active support for a final agreement in the Vienna nuclear negotiations between Iran and world powers. Mr Albusaidi made the remaks during a phone convo with Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian.
  9. French President Emmanuel Marcron on Tuesday July 26 described the global food crisis as one of Russian weapons of war during a visit to Cameroon. President Macron dismissed suggestions that Western sanctions were to blame for the food crisis, Reuters reported.
  10. Sudanese security forces opened fire on anti-military coup protesters in Omdurman and the country's capital, Khartoum, killing one person. This latest killing raises the total number of persons killed by security forces during the anti-military coup demonstrations to 116.
  11. Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian said Iran is serious about reaching a sustainable and strong agreement amid ongoing talks aimed at potential fresh removal of the US sanctions against the Islamic republic. Mr Abdollahian made the remarks in an Instagram post on Tues July 26, Press TV reported.
  12. Senators from opposition parties in Nigeria have issued a 6-week ultimatum to President Buhari to tackle the security challenges bedeviling the country. The senators also threatened to commence impeachment proceedings against the president if he fails to address insecurity within the specified period.
  13. Nigerian Inspector-General of Police Usman Baba has ordered higher level of security in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, in order to enhance the city's preparedness against terrorist attacks. The Nigerian police said a statement it would not relent in its effort to protect the nation's capital from all forms of security threats, Local newspaper, Daily Trust reported.
  14. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Wed July 27 said Russia supported Ethiopian efforts to stabilize its internal political situation in remarks that sought to draw a contrast with what he presented as meddling by the West. Mr Lavrov was in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, wrapping up a 4-nation African tour.
  15. Al-Azhar Observatory for Combating Extremism has condemned what it described as incessant attacks on Muslims in Europe and called for more stringent penalties to be meted out against perpetrators of the attacks.
  16. Iranian Oil Minister Jawad Oji on Wed July 27 said Iran is currently in consultations with Russia on a deal that would enable the 2 sides to jointly export natural gas to Pakistan and Oman.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-27

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  1. Headlines
  2. Reports from Pakistan have indicated that 175 women and children are among over 300 people killed in flooding caused by heavy downpour in the country. Recent count was estimated to have destroyed over 800 houses and submerged over 48 bridges across the country.
  3. Lebanon-based Hezbollah group leader Hassan Nasrallah on Mon (25 July) warned that all Israeli land and sea targets were within the range of the group's missiles in the latest series of threats against Israel amid an ongoing maritime dispute.
  4. Iran on Mon (25 July) said it would not be rushed into a quick deal reviving its 2015 nuclear accord with world powers. At a weekly press conference, spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry Naseer Kanani said if the US acts constructively and positively, an agreement is close.
  5. Despite economic sanctions by Western countries and the US, Venezuelan economy grew 12.3% in the 1st half of 2022 compared to the same period last year when it registered a contraction of 28%, data released by the Venezuelan Finance Observatory revealed.
  6. Tunisian electoral commission announced that only 27.54% of voters participated in the constitutional referendum held in the country on Monday (25 July). Local media reports indicated that voting closed at 10p local time.
  7. Nigerian Ministry of Education has directed the closure of all schools in the country's capital, Abuja, following security threats. Leadership newspaper reported that the directive to shut down schools follows the previous order given by the ministry to close a Unity School in Kwali.
  8. Iranian Deputy Minister of Commerce Ali Rasuliyan has said Germany had announced plans to invest in Iranian small and medium enterprises. This was disclosed after a meeting between Mr Rasuliyan and German entrepreneur and head of German trade associations, Michel Shoomon, in the Iranian capital, Tehran.
  9. Taliban Ministry of Health spokesperson Sherafat Zaman has said due to an unprecedented heat wave, a number of Afghan provinces are facing an outbreak of cholera. Mr Zaman said 6,000 people had so far been infected with cholera and noted that the Ministry of Health is taking special measures to tame the spread of the disease, Iranian news agency Iran Press reported.
  10. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Tue July 26 arrived in Uganda for a working visit as he sets on his tour of African nations. Local media reported that Mr Lavrov held talks with the Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni after his arrival.
  11. At least 5 people were killed and 50 others wounded, following anti-United Nations protests in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo City of Goma, figures released by the DRC government revealed.
  12. European Union energy ministers on Tues July 26th reached an agreement to alleviate the looming energy shortage by reducing natural gas consumption by 15% from this August through the end of March 2023. This new regulations on coordinated demand reduction measures for natural gas was approved by ministers in Burssels.
  13. Former Burkina Faso President Blaise Campaore on Tue July 26 apologized to the family of the country's slain leader, Thomas Sankara. In a letter to the country's interim government, Mr Campaore asked for forgiveness for the acts he committed during his tenure, especially to the family of the late leader.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-26

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  1. Headlines
  2. A group of Lebanese religious scholars, the Beirut Muslim Scholars Association (BMSA), has stressed Lebanon's fierce opposition to any normalization of diplomatic relations with Israel. Lebanese-based Almayadeen tv channel quoted a BMSA statement as saying that there would be neither a humanitarian nor a religious connection between Lebanon and the occupying Israeli regime under any pretext, with the latter being described as the enemy by the Lebanese constitution.
  3. Secretary of Iran's Supreme Council of Free Trade-Industrial and Special Economic Zones, Saeed Mohammad, has said Iran and Russia were about to establish a joint free trade zone. Mr Saeed added that negotiations had taken place between Iran and Russia and that both sides had emphasized the establishment of the north-south corridor.
  4. The 3rd exhibition of Syrian oil and petrochemical industries attended by 52 Syrian and foreign companies, including Iranians, has begun in the Syrian capital, Damascus.
  5. The head of the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), Mohsen Khojastehmehr, has shed more light on the recently signed $40bn deal between Iran's NIOC and the Russian energy giant, Gazprom. Mohsen said the new deal would enhance further cooperation between the two sides in the oil and gas fields.
  6. Spokesperson of the Iranian Foreign Ministry Naseer Kanani has said that political dialogue is the only solution to the Ukrainian conflict, adding that Iran was opposed to the use of military might by any country. Mr Naseer made the remarks in reaction to misinformation spread about Iran's position on the Russia-Ukraine conflict by the Western media, after the visit to Iran by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
  7. The Nigerian Meteorological Agency advised Nigerians, especially those in Taraba state and parts of the southwestern areas, to prepare for impending flooding as a result of expected rainfall.
  8. Palestinian resistance group, Hamas, described the move by some Arab countries to normalize ties with the occupying Israeli regime as a threat to the Arab world and Muslims around the world. The group urged Arab nations to avoid normalizing any form of ties with the Israeli regime.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-22

http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220722

  1. Headlines
  2. Acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe was on Wed July 20th elected new Sri Lankan president in an election held in parliament. Soon after winning elections, Mr Wickremesinghe addressed parliament and urged all legislators, including opposition parliamentarians, to unite and work together with him to lead Sri Lanka out of the current economic crisis.
  3. The Malian military government has given the spokesperson of the UN peacekeeping mission to Mali, Oliver Salgado, 72 hours to leave the country. A statement issued by the Malian Foreign Ministry said Mr Salgado had been expelled over unacceptable comments about the 49 Ivorian soldiers detained by Mali.
  4. Lebanese Hezbollah resistance group Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has said the Israeli regime would not be allowed to conduct drilling operations for oil and gas in the disputed area in the Mediterranean Sea until Lebanon got what it deserved.
  5. Iraq has recalled its ambassador from Ankara for consultations and summoned the Turkish ambassador in Baghdad over the deadly bombardment on northern Iraqi resort, which killed many civilians.
  6. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi expressed confidence that the patience and resistance of the Syrian people would pay off and they would have a bright future. President Raisi also reiterated that Syrian sovereignty should be respected and its army have control over the country's border. President Raisi made the remarks when he met visiting Syrian Foreign Minister, Faisal Mekdad in Tehran on Weds July 20.
  7. Iranian Ground Forces Head General Heydari has revealed that the Islamic republic had developed and produced advanced unmanned aerial vehicles to support reconnaissance and combat operations.
  8. After Turkish fighter jets killed and wounded scores of tourists in the Kurdistan region in northern Iraq, Iraqi officials said the country had submitted a complaint to the UN Security Council regarding the Turkish offensive.
  9. The Nigerian naira on Wed July 20 lost against the US dollar at the Investors and Exporters' window, exchanging at 426.58 naira. The figure represented a depreciation of 0.57%, compared to 424.17 it exchanged for the dollar on Tue July 19.



  1. Headlines
  2. EU leaders announced plans aimed at reducing the reliance of member states on Russian energy. The EU called on member countries to reduce their gas consumption by 15% from August till the end of March next year.
  3. Reports from Mali say gunshots and explosions were heard at Kati barracks, near the country's capital, Bamako. Eyewitnesses said they saw planes hovering over the site of the incidents. No official statement was issued regarding the incidents by the Malian government as of press time.
  4. The Nigerian government on Thurs July 21 said it was considering a ban on mining activities and use of motorbikes as measures to curtail terrorism in Africa's most populous country.
  5. A survey conducted by Arab Barometer in nine Arab countries has shown that majority of respondents believe that democracy does not guarantee economic stability and development as more and more people are left in despair by their living conditions.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-21

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  1. Headlines
  2. Scores of people lost their lives while over 16,000 others have been forcefully displaced from their homes following severe floods caused by torrential rains in several parts of Niger Republic. Authorities in the country said the regions most affected by the flooding include Zinder, Tillabery, Maradi, Diffa and Tahoua.
  3. The 7th Astana trilateral talks on Syria, hosted by Iran, concluded on Tue July 19th. The 7th round of talks has further strengthened relations between Iran, Russia and Turkey. During talks between the Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, both sides have vowed to deepen economic and military cooperation.
  4. Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tue July 19th said Russia was ready to facilitate Ukrainian grain shipments from ports along the Black Sea, noting that he wanted Western countries to lift their sanctions against Russian grain exports.
  5. Iran and Russia have agreed to accept payments in the Iranian rial and the Russian rubble in bilateral trade in an attempt to avoid using the US dollar. This was disclosed after a meeting on Tue July 19th, bwtween Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the Russian President Vladimir Putin.
  6. Reaction have continued in the wake of increased pump oil prices across Nigeria. RFI reported that petrol would now be sold for 179 naira per litre in south-western and south-eastern parts of the country.
  7. The EU announced it was considering amendments to sanctions on Russia by allowing the unfreezing of funds associated with top Russian banks required to ease bottlenecks in trading Russian food. Reuters reported that under the amended regulations expected to be adopted on Wed July 20th, EU countries would unfreeze previously blocked economic resources owned by top Russian lenders.
  8. Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian on Wed July 20 received his Syrian counterpart Faisal Mekdad in the Iranian capital, Tehran. Iran Press reported that the 2 officials would later hold talks on bilateral relations and the outcome of the just concluded Astana trilateral talks attended by Iran, Russia and Turkey on Tue July 19.
  9. Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian has said holding a referendum involving all Palestinians is the sole political solution to the Palestinian issue. Press TV reported Mr Amir making the remarks at the Regional Islamic Unity Conference in the western Iranian city of Sanandaj on Wed July 20.
  10. The Nigerian army has dismissed no fewer than 80 soldiers from service over disobedience to a standing order. Online news platform Sahara Reporters reported that the dismissed soldiers were part of the personnel deployed to the 159 Battalion at Baga in Borno State.
  11. Senior military figures from Libya's rival eastern and western power bases have held an unprecedented meeting in the country's capital, Tripoli, as part of efforts to form a unified command for their troops.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-20

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  1. Headlines
  2. A political survey conducted by the US-based Morning Consult has shown that 44 states in the US were more likely to disapprove than approve President Biden's job performance.
  3. Nigerian government has said it was working not only to end the current strike by the ASUU, but also to eliminate future strikes by the union. This was announced by Permanent Secretary of the Nigerian Ministry of Education, Andrew David Adejo while speaking at the 81st Plenary Meeting of the Joint Consultative Committee in Education Plenary Meeting held in Yola, capital of the north-eastern state of Adamawa.
  4. Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Tehran on Monday (18 July) to attend the trilateral Astana meeting, alongside his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and President of Iran Sayyed Ebrahim Raisi, who is hosting the 7th Astana meeting aimed at resolving differences in Syria.
  5. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan arrived in the Iranian capital, Tehran, where he will attend the 7th Astana meeting being hosted by Iran. The meeting kicks off on Tue 19 July and is expected to discuss developments in Syria.
  6. Niger's famous political figure, Alhaji Sanoussi Tambari Jackou, passed away on Mon (18 July) in the Niger capital, Niamey, at the age of 82. He was revered politician and a renowned economist.
  7. The 4th African union meeting on the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) has concluded in the Zambian capital, Lusaka, with leaders agreeing to actualize the implementation of the AfCFTA to promote trade and enhance integration on the continent.
  8. The 7th Astana trilateral meeting (on Syria) has kicked off in the Iranian capital, Tehran. The meeting attended by Russian, Turkish and Iranian presidents, will in addition to talks on the Syrian issue, the meeting is also expected to focus on the Russia-Ukraine conflict and unblocking of Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea.
  9. Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Tuesday told visiting Turkish President Erdogan that any offensive in northern Syria would be detrimental to Turkey and the entire region, noting that it would also give terrorists a chance to hold sway in the region.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-18

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  1. Headlines
  2. Eid al-Ghadir celebrations have begun all over Iran. The Eid marks the day Prophet Mohammad SAW appointed Ali ibn Abi Talib, the 1st Shia Imam, as his successor and leader of Muslims some 14 centuries ago.
  3. The AU launched an early warning platform aimed at preventing conflicts and promoting peace on the continent. This was disclosed by the AU Deputy Chairperson Monique Nsanzabaganwa during the launch of the platform on the side-lines of the 41st Ordinary Session of the Executive Council.
  4. Analysts in the US said President Biden's Middle East trip has tarnished his reputation as a true advocate of democracy. This standpoint was published by several local media.
  5. Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan are expected to land in Tehran, the Iranian capital, later on Monday (18 July), to attend the 7th trilateral Astana summit, hosted by Iran.
  6. In a phone conversation with Iraqi counterpart Fuad Hussein, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian has thanked Iraq's efforts and constructive role in the formation and promotion of regional talks which strengthen regional security.
  7. Sudanese health officials said 60 people been killed while several others sustained injuries following tribal clashes between the Berti and Hausa tribes. Heavy security has been deployed to the areas affected by the violence and authorities have declared a night-time curfew.
  8. Hundreds of thousands of people in Sudan have once again taken to the streets and demonstrated against the military regime. Iran Press quoted demonstrators stressing that the military regime was not legitimate.
  9. Russian military sources from inside Syria have said terrorist organizations were using ambulances spotting the "White Helmets" logo to carry out attacks on civilians and military bases in the country.
  10. The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) will on 26 July embark on a nationwide protest in solidarity with the ASUU and other affiliate unions to support the lingering industrial action in public universities in Africa's most populous nation. The News Agency of Nigeria reported the NLC national president of Comrade Ayuba Wabba making the statement.
  11. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has sacked the head of the country's powerful domestic security service, the SBU, and the prosecutor general, accusing them of collaborating with Russia on security and military issues.
  12. Russia's Duma has reportedly drafted a new bill to allow non-credit financial institutions to specialize in Islamic banking in the country in order to help sanctions-hit state banks to lure investors from Muslim nations. Press TV said the bill would allow non-credit banking institutions to offer Sharia-compliant financial products to their clients.
  13. See also 2022-07-15

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-15

http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220715

  1. Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, who is Africa's Anti-Corruption Champion, on Thursday (July 14) called for the establishment of an International Anti-Corruption Court to try offenders. He urged African leaders to intensify the fight against corruption and create more disincentives against the pilfering of public funds. President Buhari made the appeal in a statement issued by his media aide, Garba Shehu, to celebrate the African Anti-Corruption Day.
  2. Iranian Foreign Ministry has summoned the Swedish ambassador to Tehran to protest a Swedish court sentencing of former Iranian official Hamid Nouri to life imprisonment over unfounded allegations levelled against him by anti-Iran terrorist group.
  3. Thousands of Palestinians have staged demonstrations in the Gaza Strip against US President Joe Biden's 1st visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories, slamming his biased stance on the Israeli-Palestinian issue.
  4. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has warned that any mistake by the US to stoke a regional crisis would receive a decisive response from Iran that will make them (USA) regret. President Raisi said this during a visit to Kermanshah Province in the country's west.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-14

http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220714

  1. Headlines
  2. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has said his US counterpart Joe Biden's trip to the Middle East beginning Wednesday (13 July) to strengthen ties with Israel and normalize relations between it and other countries in the region will not bring about security for Israel. President Raisi made these remarks at a meeting with Iranian cabinet ministers.
  3. Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian has denied his country sold military equipment to Russia, including drones, saying the Islamic Republic will avoid any moves that may escalate the situation in Ukraine.
  4. In a televised addressed on Wednesday (13 July), the secretary general of the Lebanon-based Hezbollah movement warned that the organization's forces would not allow Israel to operate in maritime oil and gas fields if Lebanon is barred from its rights to extract from areas off its coast.
  5. The head of Yemen's National Committee for Prisoners' Affairs, Abdul Qadir al-Murtada, accused Saudi Arabia on Wednesday (13 July) of sabotaging a prisoner exchange programme between the 2 countries.
  6. The head of Senegal's traders' union, who traveled to Arak in central Iran as the head of a trading delegation, has said Senegal could benefit from Iran's technologies and both sides would benefit from prosperous economic bilateral ties. The Senegalese trade delegation travelled to Iran's central province and participated in a meeting of the province's economic activists.
  7. Niger and Chad have vowed to revive the G5 Sahel alliance as part of efforts to energise the fight against terrorism in the region. This was disclosed during a joint press conference by the leaders of the 2 countries in the Chadian capital, N'Djamena.
  8. Gotabaya Rahapaksa has resigned as Sri Lanka's president shortly after he arrived in Singapore. Mr Rajapaksa sent his resignation letter to the head of Sri Lanka's parliament via email.
  9. Iran has strongly condemned a Swedish court sentencing of a former Iranian jailor, Hamid Nouri, to life in prison over the execution of political prisoners in 1988.
  10. The Malian government has announced an end to all operations of the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali. In a statement, Mali's foreign ministry said the move would take effect on Thur July 14.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-13

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  1. Headlines
  2. The UN Security Council has voted to renew Resolution 2585, which effectively reauthorizes the use of the Bab al-Hawa border crossing from Turkey into Syria for 6 months.
  3. Speaker of the Iranian Parliament Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf has in a message addressed to regional countries' leaders said they should beware of probable security and stability threats due to US President Joe Biden's upcoming regional tour.
  4. Senior Iranian and Russian atomic officials have discussed ways to expand peaceful use of nuclear tech. In a meeting between Atomic Energy Organization of Iran Chief Mohammad Eslami and Deputy Rosatom State Corporation for Atomic Energy of Russian Federation Nikolai Spassky in Tehran on Tue (July 12), the 2 sides discussed ways to expand bilateral peaceful nuclear cooperation.
  5. Reports have indicated that Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa on Tue July 12 escaped to neighboring island nation of Maldives after angry citizens, protesting economic mismanagement, stormed his palace in Colombo.
  6. Cote d'Ivoire has called for the release of 49 soldiers who were arrested on Sunday upon arrival at Bamako International Airport, dismissing the allegation that the soldiers were mercenaries.
  7. A member of Hamas, Mahmoud al-Zahar, has said the normalization of relations between some Arabs and the Israeli regime is a betrayal of the cause and rights of the Palestinians. Mr. Mahmoud made these remarks in an interview with Press TV in reference to possible normalization of diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and the Israeli regime during US President Joe Biden's visit to the region.
  8. The head of the Economic Commission of the Iranian Parliament Mohammadreza Pour-Ebrahimi has announced that Russia's President Vladimir Putin would visit Iran next week. Mr Mohammadreza said the Russian president would visit Tehran next week to discuss plans for the expansion of economic ties between Iran and Russia.
  9. US President Joe Biden landed in Israel on Weds July 13th as he embarks on his 1st visit to the Middle East since he assumed office. The US president will also visit Saudi Arabia, where he will have talks with Saudi officials and attend a summit of Gulf allies.
  10. The leader of Nigeria's ASUU Professor, Emmanuel Osodoke, has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to meet with Professor Nimi Briggs-led Committee on negotiation, to update himself about the ongoing strike action embarked upon by the union since February this year. Professor Emmanuel Osedoke made these remarks on Tue (12 July) in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria.
  11. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has reiterated that Iran's stance on the 2015 nuclear deal still remains the same despite pressure from the US to shift ground. President Raisi made the remarks while addressing the Iranian Parliament on Wednesday (13 July).

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-11

http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220711

  1. Headlines
  2. Nigeria's Defense HQ has dismissed allegations that the country's Department of State (DSS) informed the military about an impeding attack on Kuje Correctional Centre in the country's capital, Abuja. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) quoted Director of Defence Information Jimmy Akpor saying the allegations by a former minister, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, that the DSS had informed the military about the Kuje attack was wild and unsubstantiated.
  3. 14 people have been confirmed dead or injured in attacks launched by the Saudi-led coalition in the Yemen's Sa'ada Region. Press TV said the death toll from the attack was likely to rise.
  4. Nigeria's ruling APC presidential candidate Bola Tinubu announced Senator Kashim Shettima as his running mate in the 2023 general elections. Reuters reported that Mr Tinubu said he had selected Shettima as his running mate because the former Borno State governor was competent, capable, and dependable.
  5. Iranian President Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi on Saturday (July 9th) told his Syrian counterpart Bashar Assad in phone conversation that Iran strongly opposed foreign interference in Syria. According to Iran Press, President Raisi also stressed the need for implementing previous agreements between the two countries.
  6. Palestine's resistance Hamas group spokesperson Hazem Qassem has said the US president Joe Biden's trip to West Asia and the Occupied Palestinian Territories is a sinister trip and in favour of the Israeli regime. Mr Qassem added that the primary purpose of President Biden's trip to the region was to try to form a military coalition that would serve the interests of the Israeli regime.
  7. Hajj pilgrims on Mon July 11 cast pebbles in the 3rd day of "stoning the devil" ritual marking the end of this year's hajj pilgrimage.
  8. Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian and his Iraqi counterpart Fuad Hussein have in a phone conversation exchanged views over issues of mutual interest between the 2 countries, including expansion of ties between Tehran and Baghdad as well as matters concerning visits by Iranian and Iraqi pilgrims to the two countries.
  9. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has in a phone call with his Tunisian counterpart Kais Saied said that Tehran is ready for expansion of cooperation with Tunis in various areas related to the Islamic world.
  10. The political affairs commentator for the Israeli Makan channel, Shimon Aran, on Monday said a private plane used by Israeli Mossad in the past had landed in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The Israeli commentator, who confirmed this through his account on Twitter, said the plane apparently landed in preparation for the US President Joe Biden's visit to the region.
  11. Ra'ayul Yaum newspaper has published a story on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan handing over all documents related to the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman following the signing of a deal between the 2 countries that would favour Ankara economically.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-08

http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220708

  1. Headlines
  2. Ahead of this year's Eid-el-Kabir celebration, the commandant general of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Ahmed Abubakar Audi, has ordered the deployment of 30,000 officers to beef up security across the west African nation.
  3. About a million Muslim pilgrims have converged on Mount Arafat for the 2022 Hajj operations. Staying the whole day at Arafat is one of the high points of the Hajj rites after starting with spending a night at Mina on Thursday (7 July).
  4. Former Burkina Faso President Blaise Compaore on Thurs returned to the country's capital, Ouagadougou, after 8 years in exile, according to an airport source.
  5. Iranian Supreme Leader of Iran Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has issued a statement for this year's Hajj pilgrimage. In the message, the supreme leader said the current situation is readier than ever for Muslims to attain elixirs of unity and spirituality.
  6. Japan's former PM Shinzo Abe has died, according to local media reports. Mr Abe, age 67, was shot twice while speaking at a campaign in the Japanese city of Nara on Friday morning (8 July).

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-07

http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220707

  1. Headlines
  2. Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian has underscored developing cooperation in regional countries to create stability and security. Mr Abdollahian made the remarks in a meeting with his visiting Qatari counterpart Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani in Tehran.
  3. British PM Boris Johnson is under renewed pressure to resign, following the shock resignations of over 40 officials of his government, including 2 key cabinet ministers on the same day.
  4. The biggest Hajj pilgrimage since the coronavirus pandemic has kicked off at Islam's holiest site in the Saudi city of Mecca.
  5. Additional 551 persons out of the 879 inmates that escaped the Kuje custodial centre in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, following an attack on the facility on Tue night July 5 have been arrested by security personnel. Officials said 328 more inmates are still at large.
  6. Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Deputy Ali Bagheri Kani and the country's chief nuclear negotiator, has arrived in Muscat, the capital of Oman, to meet and talk with Omani officials.
  7. Airstrikes executed by the Air Component of Operation Hadarin Daji of the Nigerian Air Force have killed 42 terrorists near Zakka and Umadan villages in Safana local government area of Katsina State.
  8. Hajj pilgrims on Thursday July 7th streamed out of the holy city of Mecca into the Mina valley, where they will later leave to climb Mount Arafat on Friday (8 July). Up to one million pilgrims are observing Hajj this year, the 1st such large number since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-06

http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220706

  1. Headlines (Hassan Barka, Abdullahi Salihu Usman Katsina)

  2. An advance convoy of Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari was ambushed and attacked on Tue July 5th in his home State of Katsina. The attack took place close to Dutsinma LGA, about 152km from President Buhari's hometown of Daura. Nigerian President spokesperson Garba Shehu said the convoy included an advance team of security guards, protocol, and media officers.
    A Najeriya, an kaiwa ayarin motocin tawagar shugaba Buhari farmaki a cikin jihar Katsina. Wasu 'yan bindiga sun kaiwa ayarin motocin tawagar shugaba Muhammadu Buhari na tarayyar Najeriya hari a cikin jihar Katsina. Mai magana da yawun shugaban ƙasar, Garba Shehu ne ya sanar da hakan. Inda ya tabbatar da cewa an yi wa ayarin motocin tawagar kwantan ɓauna. Kuma an buɗe musu wuta kusa da garin Dutsinma na jihar Katsina. Garba Shehu, ya bayyana cewa shugaba Buhari ba ya cikin tawagar. Sai dai wasu daga cikin masu yi masa hidima da kuma jami'an tsaro, gami da masu tsaron lafiyarsa, da sojoji, da 'yan sanda da kuma jami'an hukumar DSS, amma babu wanda ya rasa ransa. Sai dai wasu mutane 2 daga cikin tawagar sun samu raunuka kuma tuni aka garzaya da su asibiti. Sanarwar ta ƙara da cewa lamarin ya faru ne a lokacin da tawagar ke kan hanyarta ta zuwa garin Daura domin yin shirye-shiryen isowar shugaba Buhari, inda zai yi bakukuwan salla babba a garin na Daura. Jihar Katsina, wadda ita ce jihar shugaba Buhari, tana ɗaya daga cikin jihohi da matsalolin tsaro suka yi ƙamari a cikinsu, musamman ma dai satar jama'a domin ƙarfan kuɗaɗen fansa (kidnap for ransom). --@8:05-9:05 in 20220706-Hausa-1.mp3

  3. Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani on Mon 4th of July left the country's capital, Nouakchott, for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to perform Hajj.
  4. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, in a massage on Tue (5 July), congratulated his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro and the people of Venezuela on the occasion of that country's Independence Day. In the message, President Raisi said the strengthening of bilateral relations and the use of the active resistance model in the face of excessive demands of imperialistic countries will lead to definite victory.
    Iran da Venezuela sun daɗa [UNINTELLIGIBLE but sounds like "dawadanci"] ƙara ƙarfafa ƙawance da alaƙoƙi a tsakaninsu.
  5. Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo on Tue July 5 died at the age of 63.
  6. Reports from Burkina Faso say the county's ex-president Blaise Compaore, who is on exile in Ivory Coast since 2014, would return home in the coming days. Reports indicated that upon his return, Mr Campaore was expected to meet the Burkinabe interim government military leader, Paul Henri Sandago Damiba.
  7. Algeria has announced presidential pardon for more than 14,000 prisoners on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the country's independence from France.
  8. Politicians in Sudan dismissed comments made by the country's military leader General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan that the army would withdraw from ongoing political talks. Political parties in the county described al-Burhan's comments as utter deception, a statement issued on Tuesday (5 July) revealed.
  9. Local media have reported that the son of Libya's former leader, Saif al-Islam Muammar Gaddafi, would unveil fresh political ambition. Africa News Gateway website reported that Mr Islam's lawyer, Khaled al-Zaydi had said the political ambition would soon be announced.
    A ƙasar Libya kuwa, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, na shirin fitar da wasu sabbin tsare-tsare na siyasa.
  10. Ukrainian Donetsk Province Governor Pavlo Kyrylenko, has urged residents living there to flee Russia's escalating bombing offensives. The governor made the plea on Tue July 5, Press TV reported.
  11. The government of Iran and OPEC countries mourned the sudden death of OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo, who passed away at the age of 63.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-05

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  2. Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian and his Omani counterpart Hamad Al Busaidi have held telephone talks over bilateral, regional, and international issues.
  3. Nigerian Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) Head Emmanuel Osodeke has said the union would end the over four months-old strike it embarked upon immediately the Nigerian government endorses the University Transparency Accountability Solution payment platform for university lecturers and sign the renegotiated 2009 agreement between the union and the Nigerian federal government.
  4. At least 34 people were killed in separate attacks by armed men in the north-western part of Burkina Faso on Monday night (4th of July).
  5. Palestinian officials have condemned a report by the US that failed to conclusively find that the Al-Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was killed by deliberate Israeli gunfire.
  6. Sudanese Transitional Sovereign Council Chairman on Monday 4th of July announced that the country's military would not participate in talks facilitated by the international community to pave way for civil groups to form an independent government.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-04

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  2. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has sent a congratulatory message to his counterpart in Belarus, Alexander Grigoryevich Lukashenko, on the national day marking his country's Independence Day. President Raisi called for developing Iran-Belarus cooperation by strengthening their bilateral relations in all areas.
  3. Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu has reported to President Vladimir Putin on the liberation of the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR). Mr Shoigu added that Russian Armed Forces and the People's Militia of the LPR have established full control over Lisichansk and a number of nearby settlements, the largest of which are Belogorovka, Novodruzhesk, Maloryazantsevo, and Belaya Gora.
  4. After US President Joe Biden called on companies running petrol stations in the country to lower the price of gas, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has accused the US president of either misleading the public or lacking a basic understanding of the forces that actually drive prices.
  5. The Economic Community of West African States Heads on Sunday July 3rd met in the Ghanaian capital, Accra, to review sanctions imposed on three military-ruled countries in the region. The West African leaders met to assess efforts to secure election timetables and other guarantees for restoring civilian rule in Mali, Guinea, and Burkina Faso.
  6. Hundreds of people have held protest in the US state of Ohio after police released a video footage showing how a black American was shot and killed. The footage showed how 8 police officers were involved in the killing of Jayland Walker in the Akron city of Ohio.
  7. The Economic Community of West African States on Sunday July 3rd elected the President of Guinea Bissau, Umaro Mokhtar Sissoco Embalo, its new chairman.
  8. Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian during a phone call Sunday July 3, told his French counterpart, Catherine Colonna, that the US lacked any initiative for progress in Doha talks on the revival of Iranian 2015 nuclear deal.
  9. Ukrainian Luhansk region Governor Serhiy Haidai, has said Russian soldiers will now move to Donetsk Region after taking full control of Luhansk. Mr Haidai said he was certain that the next target for the Russian troops are the Ukrainian cities of Sloviansk and Bakhmut in Donetsk region, Reuters reported.

Iran Hausa Radio 2022-07-01

http://aod.parstoday.com/archive/mp3/20220701

  1. Headlines
  2. Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein expressed his country's readiness to pave way for the resumption of political negotiations between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Mr Hussein made the remarks during a phone convo with his Iranian counterpart, Hossein Amir Abdollahian on Thur (30 June), Almayadeen tv channel reported
  3. Tunisian President Kais Saied on Thursday (30 June) presented a new constitution that he plans to put to a referendum next month. The new constitution had already been rejected by most political parties in the country, Reuters news agency reported.
  4. Britain on Thursday June 30th announced it had reached a new deal with Nigeria that would help the two countries tackle illegal migration. Reuters reported that the British government had previously reached a similar agreement with the Rwandan government but the deal later faced several challenges.
  5. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has said the US is not serious about removal of the unilateral sanctions it imposed on the Islamic republic. President Raisi made the remarks on Thurs June 30 during a phone conversation with Emir of Qatar Sheik Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani.