Nigeria’s former President Olusegun Obasanjo is heading to Ethiopia with a view to starting negotiations between Ethiopia’s federal government and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF). Confirming the development to newsmen, Kehinde Akinyemi, the spokesperson to...
Jacob Zuma has applied for Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo to step out of the committee investigating corruption during his presidency. Justice Raymond Zondo currently heads inquiry known as the Zondo commission, established to investigate the...
Peru's interim president, Manuel Merino has stepped down from the nation's presidency after two protesters were killed during protests against his administration. He announced his resignation in a televised address that was widely celebrated by citizens...
The Prime Minister of Ethiopia Abiy Ahmed has announced the appointment of Dr. Mulu Nega as the chief executive of Tigray State. "The chief executive will recruit and appoint heads to lead executive organs of the...
French defence minister, Florence Parly has announced that French forces have killed Bah ag Moussa, a senior official of al-Qaeda’s North Africa wing. Bah ag Moussa was killed during an operation in northeastern Mali. Also known...
Douglas Emhoff, the husband of United States Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, has reportedly quit his job at a private law firm as he sets to assume a White House role. The 56-year-old has numerous years working...
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