By Lucy Adautin ExxonMobil, the American multinational oil and gas corporation, has confirmed that it has no intentions of exiting Nigeria, despite recent uncertainties. In a statement released recently, Shane Harris, ExxonMobil’s managing director and chief...
By Lucy Adautin The United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women, commonly known as UN Women, has reported that 113 countries have never had a woman as Head of State, and currently,...
By Ebi Kesiena Senegal has implemented voluntary COVID-19 screening tests and reintroduced mask mandates at Dakar's international airport for returning pilgrims. This comes in response to fears that the virus may have contributed to the deaths...
By John Ikani A fresh wave of tension swept across the Korean Peninsula on Monday night as South Korea's military reported a renewed launch of balloons, likely carrying garbage, from North Korea. The tactic, reminiscent of...
By Lucy Adautin A hiker in California has been rescued after being stranded in the mountains for 10 days, surviving primarily on wild berries and about a gallon (3.8 liters) of water daily. Lukas McClish, 34,...
By Lucy Adautin Saudi Arabia has reported that at least 1,301 people died during this year's Hajj, with most being unauthorized pilgrims who walked long distances in intense heat. The pilgrimage occurred during a heatwave, with...
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