By John Ikani Survivors of a Christian cult in Kenya, totaling 65 individuals, are now facing charges of attempted suicide. The reason behind these charges stems from their refusal to consume meals provided to them at...
By John Ikani JPMorgan Chase has reached a settlement in a class-action lawsuit brought by victims of Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking scheme, with the bank agreeing to pay $290 million, according to the accusers' lawyer. The...
At least six Swiss police officers have appeared before a jurist over allegation of the murder of a Nigerian national, Mike Ben Peter in 2018. They are being tried for homicide over Ben Peter's death arising...
Three citizens convicted of killing a security officer and creating a “terrorist cell”, have been executed, the interior ministry said on Sunday. This brings to a total 52, the number of executions Saudi authorities have carried...
By John Ikani Former US President Donald Trump, 76, has been hit with seven charges related to his handling of classified documents after his tenure in the White House, according to reports from US media. The...
By John Ikani As part of efforts geared towards addressing the prevalent issue of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in Nigeria, the Senate has successfully passed a bill that seeks to make it mandatory for secondary...
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