Eight Nigerians have been selected overall in both rounds of the 2020 NBA Draft, that saw thirty league's newest recruits with Isaac Okoro drafted 5th overall by Cleveland Cavaliers. NBA draft is an annual event in...
Protests have broken out in the capital of Uganda, Kampala, following the arrest of one of the opposition politicians in the upcoming presidential election. Robert Kyagulanyi, musician turned politician, popularly known by his stage name Boby...
As part of efforts geared towards actualizing the aim of her "green industrial revolution" Britain has placed a ban on the sale of new gasoline and diesel cars by 2030. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s "green industrial...
The Democratic Republic of Congo has today, announced the end of the country’s challenge with Ebola Epidemic. The World Health Organization said the latest outbreak killed 55 people out of 119 confirmed and 11 probable cases...
Billionaire philanthropist, Mo Ibrahim has taken a swipe at the Federal Government of Nigeria for its a crackdown on unarmed civilians during #EndSARS protest. Speaking to the AFP, the Sudanese-British businessman wondered why brute force was...
Zimbabwe has revealed a new economic recovery plan aimed at reducing inflation and increasing the number of formal jobs by 2025. The Southern African country's economy contracted sharply in 2019, inflation peaked at 837% in July...
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