75th Anniversary: UN Chief Says Climate Change, Clear, Present Danger
The Secretary-General of the United Nations, UN, Antonio Guterres says climate change is not only a long-term problem but also, a clear...
Israeli: Netanyahu Wins Landslide Victory In Ruling Party’s Leadership Vote
The Israeli ruling party, Likud has announced that incumbent
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won a landslide victory in the primary,
ensuring his leadership of...
Pilot Survives After Russia’s Newest SU-57 Fighter Crashes
Russian Defence Ministry said pilot of Russia’s newest Su-57 fighter survived after the aircraft crashed during a test flight today in the...
UN Report Says One In 5 Nigerians Involved In Vote-Buying
A new research has showed that the issue of vote buying has become a national trend with one out of every five...
ECOWAS Economy Made Steady Growth, Achievements In 2019 – President
The President of the
ECOWAS Commission, Jean-Claude Brou says the region’s economy is steadily
growing, reaching 3.3 per cent in 2019, which shows a...
Poor Dietary: UNICEF Says 800,000 Children Suffer Stunted Growth
A standard survey conducted by the United Nations Children’s
Fund, UNICEF has showed that 800 thousand children between the ages of six and
59...
Celebrations: Sudan Marks A Year Since Protests Began
Sudan is expected to start a week of festivities today, to
mark one year since the beginning of protests that led to the...
New Capital: President Al-Sisi Says Egypt To Move Government Headquarters In...
Egyptian President, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi says the government
headquarters is expected to be relocated to the
New Administrative
Capital in 2020 and...
Dr-Congo: Plane Crash Kills 25 Persons
Deaths from the passenger plane that
crashed shortly after take-off, has risen to 25, including some on the ground,
in the Democratic Republic of...
South Sudan: AU Urges Warring Parties To Utilize Extension Period To...
The African Union, AU
has called on South Sudan’s parties to agree on a systematic approach to
address unsettled matters within the agreed 100-days...
World Anti-Biotic Awareness: W.H.O Says Misuse Of Anti-Biotics Is Dangerous To...
The
World Health Organisation, W.H.O warned that the misuse of antibiotics is
dangerous to health and can put people at risk.
Region’s Security: Nigeria Urges Gulf Of Guinea Member States To Collaborate...
Nigeria
has urged member states of the Gulf of Guinea Commission to work closely and
come up with measures to combat the insecurity in...
Debt: IMF Says 40% Of African Countries In Crisis
The
Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, IMF, Kristalina
Georgieva, says forty percent of African countries are in debt crisis.
Sudan Gov’t Agrees To Delay Peace Talks With Armed Groups To...
The Sudanese
government has agreed to delay peace talks with the armed groups to December 10th,
after a request from the host country South...
Food Security: Organisation Warns Of ‘Dramatic Humanitarian Crisis’ In Sahel Region
The World Food Programme, WFP said a “dramatic
humanitarian crisis” is unfolding in the three Sahel countries of Burkina Faso,
Mali and Niger, fuelled...
Basketball: D’tigress To Face Mali After Mozambique Win
D’Tigress thrashes host- Mozambique
57-48 points to go top of group-A picking a ticket to the Olympics Qualifying
Tournament, OQT in 2020.
Sri Lanka: Rajapaksa Sworn-In As New President After Record Victory
Sri Lanka’s Former Defence Chief
Gotabaya Rajapaksa was sworn-in as the country’s new president after a record
election victory.
The swearing-in...
Science Sector: Commission To Train Politicians For Improved Advocacy And Advancement
African Union Scientific, Technical Research Commission, AU-
STRC Abuja is working toward building the capacities of politicians across
Africa for them to improve on...
Bolivia: Five Farmers Killed In Clashes
At least five people died after being shot in clashes
between coca farmers and security forces in Bolivia.
About 34...
Bilateral Relations: Kenya And Somalia To Re-Establish Ties Amid Sea Border...
Kenya and Somalia
have agreed to normalise diplomatic relations despite an ongoing maritime
boundary case at the International Court of Justice.
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