By John Ikani Amidst celebrations of Yuletide, reports were rife of alleged clandestine moves by Federal lawmakers to pass the highly contentious National Water Resources Bill, 2022. The controversial bill which has been repeatedly thrown out...
A court in Ivory Coast on Wednesday handed down life terms to four Malian men convicted of abetting a jihadist attack on a beach resort that left 19 people dead. The court in Abidjan, the country's...
Kneeling in front of a turbanned judge in a tiny room at the Ghazni Court of Appeal in eastern Afghanistan, an old man sentenced to death for murder pleads for his life. The 75-year-old admits to...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna With barely two months to Nigeria's presidential election slated for February next year, Labour Party's Presidential Campaign Director General, Dr. Doyin Okupe has been found guilty of graft related charges. A Federal High...
By John Ikani Britain's plan to send migrants to Rwanda is lawful, London's High Court ruled on Monday, in a victory for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak who has made a high-stakes political promise to tackle the...
By John Ikani Elon Musk says he is taking legal action against the holder of a Twitter account that tracks his private jet, arguing it put his son at risk. The account, @ElonJet run by Florida...
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