By Emmanuel Nduka Johann Rupert, a South African businessman, has overtaken Nigeria's Aliko Dangote as Africa's wealthiest person. The luxury goods tycoon and his family are currently the 201st wealthiest in the world, while Dangote is...
By Lucy Adautin Japan's western coastline was hit by a disastrous earthquake on Thursday, killing 81 people and rendering dozens missing. Ishikawa officials said 47 of those who died were in the city of Wajima and...
By Emmanuel Nduka The United States has said it was not in any way involved in the explosions in Iran on Wednesday that killed at least 100 persons. The US also said it has no reason...
By Ebi Kesiena The Republic of Congo has declared a state of humanitarian emergency in response to extensive flooding caused by relentless heavy rains persisting for over a month. The government has also announced the allocation...
By Emmanuel Nduka Moscow has admitted that its military accidentally bombed a village in the southern Voronezh region on January 2 during a massive Russian attack on Ukraine. According to Russian Defense Ministry, six buildings were...
By Ebi Kesiena Former President Ernest Bai Koroma has been charged with four offenses in Sierra Leone, including treason, for his alleged role in a failed military attempt to topple the West African country's government in...
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