By Lucy Adautin The US oil production helped ExxonMobil and Chevron bag their second-biggest annual profits in a decade despite slide in prices that tempered earnings from the records hit in 2022. America’s oil supermajors yielded...
Johannesburg, South Africa's most populous city, is set to host the 2nd Edition of the African Heritage Awards (AHA) 2024, which aims to honour African greats who have impacted immensely to the advancement of humanity. According...
By Emmanuel Nduka The European Union (EU) has agreed a deal of €50bn financial support package for Ukraine. This comes after Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán rescinded his veto on the aid, Heritage Times HT reports....
By Lucy Adautin Elon Musk's Neuralink achieved a significant milestone this week by implanting its brain-computer interface into a human for the first time. Musk shared on his social media platform X that the recipient is...
By Lucy Adautin British Columbia, a Canadian province, has banned tertiary institutions from admitting Nigerians and international students for the next two years. Federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller disclosed this recently in a statement on Tuesday,...
By Lucy Adautin The African Union (AU) on Tuesday expressed "deep regret" over the decision by the military regimes in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger to withdraw from the West African bloc ECOWAS. The AU said...
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