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Cameroon Aids CAR Citizens Displaced by Ongoing Post-Election Violence

June 13, 2021

Cameroon has offered huge consignments of food and mattresses to at least 3,000 displaced persons said to be in dire need on its eastern border with the Central African Republic. Most of the people, displaced by violence following December presidential...

Cameroon Albinos Ask for Greater Attention, Care

June 13, 2021

International Albinism Awareness Day on June 13 has been observed in Cameroon, with albinos asking for more government and community care and protection. Those living with this hereditary genetic condition that reduces melanin pigment in skin, hair and...

Malawi Expresses Regret Over Expulsion of Its Diplomats From South Africa

June 12, 2021

Malawi's government said Saturday that it had received news of its diplomats' alleged misconduct in South Africa with regret and that it would punish those involved when they returned home.South Africa on Friday declared all Malawian diplomats persona...

UN: Thousands of Tigray Children Risk Death from Starvation, Malnutrition

June 12, 2021

United Nations agencies are warning that tens of thousands of children in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray province are at risk of death from starvation and malnutrition-related illnesses because aid agencies cannot reach the region with humanitarian relief....

UN General Assembly Confirms 5 Countries to Security Council

June 11, 2021

NEW YORK - The U.N. General Assembly voted Friday to give two-year terms on the powerful 15-nation Security Council to five countries. Albania, Brazil, Gabon, Ghana and the United Arab Emirates all ran unopposed for available seats in their regional...

Food Aid Not Reaching Tigray, People Dying, UN Says

June 11, 2021

GENEVA - The World Food Program warns the food situation in northern Ethiopia’s embattled Tigray region has reached catastrophic proportions and people are beginning to die.The United Nations warns more than 350,000 people in Tigray are facing near fam...

Mystery Over Claim World’s 1st ‘Decuplets’ Born in S. Africa

June 11, 2021

JOHANNESBURG - South Africa has been gripped by the mystery of whether a woman has, as has been claimed, actually given birth to 10 babies, in what would then be the world's first recorded case of decuplets.Gosiame Thamara Sithole from the Tembisa town...

160 Million of World’s Children Forced to Work During Pandemic, UN Says

June 10, 2021

A new report finds 160 million children or nearly one child in ten is involved in child labor globally, an increase of 8.4 million since 2016. A joint report by the International Labor Organization and UN Children’s Fund warns the COVID-19 pandemic is...

Scientists Aim to Extend Human Lifespan to 250 Years, Says Medical Expert

Oil Production: Rivers Govt. Donates Helicopter to Air Force

Court Orders Final Forfeiture of $1.4 Million Linked to Former CBN Governor Emefiele

Olu of Warri Leads Call to Protect Niger Delta Mangroves from Foreign Exploitation

Brig.-Gen. Olakunle Nafiu Assumes Office as NYSC Director-General

Etsu Kwali Commends FCT Minister for Efforts in Improving Security

Military Eliminates 92 Terrorists, Captures 111 in Latest Operations

Non-Compliance Threatens Nigeria’s Sesame and Cowpea Exports: Minister Raises Concerns

Guinness World Record Aspirant Urges FG to Address Visa Issues

Experts Applaud Federal Government’s Investment in Cybersecurity Infrastructure

NiDCC President Calls for Strategic Actions to Improve Nigeria

Cricket: PwC Reiterates Support for Grassroots Development

Cameroon Aids CAR Citizens Displaced by Ongoing Post-Election Violence

Cameroon Albinos Ask for Greater Attention, Care

Malawi Expresses Regret Over Expulsion of Its Diplomats From South Africa

UN: Thousands of Tigray Children Risk Death from Starvation, Malnutrition

UN General Assembly Confirms 5 Countries to Security Council

Food Aid Not Reaching Tigray, People Dying, UN Says

Mystery Over Claim World’s 1st ‘Decuplets’ Born in S. Africa

160 Million of World’s Children Forced to Work During Pandemic, UN Says

Experts Applaud Federal Government’s Investment in Cybersecurity Infrastructure

Non-Compliance Threatens Nigeria’s Sesame and Cowpea Exports: Minister Raises Concerns

Etsu Kwali Commends FCT Minister for Efforts in Improving Security

Olu of Warri Leads Call to Protect Niger Delta Mangroves from Foreign Exploitation