By Ebi Kesiena The Constitutional Court in the Democratic Republic of Congo has commenced the hearing of a petition filed by one of the former presidential candidates, contesting the results of the previous year's presidential election....
By Emmanuel Nduka After days of speculation, French President Emmanuel Macron late Monday accepted the resignation of Elisabeth Borne, 62, who stepped down along with the rest of the government after serving less than two years...
By Emmanuel Nduka President William Ruto's Kenya is facing a backlash over the visa-free entry policy introduced for all foreigners this month, with some terming it "hectic". Heritage Times HT recalls that Ruto announced the policy...
By Lucy Adautin The return of bullfighting in Mexico's capital have caused mixed feelings as it excites fans and upsets animal rights group. This comes days after Mexico’s Supreme Court lifted a suspension on bullfights in...
By Ebi Kesiena Kamagut Primary School is set to have a new look after receiving a boost of Sh190 million. This is after President William Ruto toured the school on Monday, where he pursued his nursery...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna Somaliland's Minister of Defence, Abdiqani Mohamoud Ateye has tendered his resignation in protest over a deal his self-acclaimed republic had, which grants Ethiopia access to the Red Sea, one of the busiest sea...
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