A team from the African Union, AU, has arrived N’Djamena, Chad on a seven-day Fact-Finding Mission to weigh in on the situation in country and scrutinize ways of a speedy return to democratic rule. The...
Israel has recorded one if its deadliest civilian disaster, as stampede at a religious festival in the northern part of the country has killed dozens and injured scores. At least 44 people died, while more...
Germany have concluded arrangements to return some of Nigeria’s historical artefacts known as Benin Bronzes, which were looted during the colonial era, by next year. This followed an agreement between Germany's cultural and political leaders...
A prominent Kenyan doctor who was an anti-vaccine campaigner and conspiracy theorist, has died from the Covid-19 disease. Dr Stephen Karanja who took a controversial stand against covid-19 vaccination and said it was unnecessary to...
American multinational technology company, Apple Inc. have surpassed sales and profits ahead of Wall Street expectations fuelled by 5G iPhone upgrades, but has also warned of a global chip shortage that could dent iPads and...
Gravediggers worked around the clock to bury victims and hundreds more were cremated in makeshift pyres in parks and parking lots as India’s total COVID-19 cases passed 18 million on Thursday. Health ministry data showed that...
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