By Ebi Kesiena Isha Dyfan, the UN independent human rights expert on Somalia, has urged authorities to intensify efforts in addressing the country's intricate and severe security challenges. Following her official visit to the Horn of...
By Emmanuel Nduka Kenya has joined 142 other countries to vote in favor of the admission of Palestine to the United Nations (UN). At the voting exercise on Friday, 143 countries voted in favor of Palestine...
By Emmanuel Nduka The Moroccan village of Beni Ammar Zerhoun was lighted up as villagers celebrated the 13th Festibaz Donkey Festival in a colourful outing which featured a beauty pageant and a Donkey race. During the...
By Lucy Adautin On Friday, South Africa's highest court convened to hear an appeal seeking to declare former president Jacob Zuma ineligible to stand for office, marking a pivotal moment in a politically charged legal confrontation...
By Lucy Adautin In a resolute stance, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to unwind the regulatory forbearance extended to Deposit Money Banks amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the...
By Lucy Adautin Today, Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, will land Nigeria on a visit. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's journey to Nigeria comes as a result of an invitation extended by the...
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