Hundreds march against law criminalising abortion in Angola
At least 200 people marched under heavy police surveillance in the Angolan capital Luanda, against a draft law criminalising all ...
South Sudan denies buying weapons at time of famine
South Sudan has denied a report by the United Nations, accusing the government of buying weapons, while the country was ...
18 South Sudan’s SPLA Soldiers join rebel forces
Some troops from Juba have dumped the government,and joined the rebel forces.Dozens of South Sudan soldiers, abandoned their positions and ...
Nigerian Entrepreneurs push for Coconut farming as demand grows
Coconuts are versatile fruits, their water, flesh and husks are used in various industries.It is rich in potassium and is ...
Pope Francis to visit Egypt in April
Pope Francis is set to visit Egypt during the final week of April. According to Egypt's Presidential spokesperson Alaa Yusef, ...
Ancient Colossus uncovered in Cairo
Egypt's antiquities ministry, has confirmed that an ancient colossus uncovered in Cairo last week, may have depicted the famed pharaoh ...
NLNG eyes global shipping status
The Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Limited (NLNG) has identified strategic deployment of skills and technology as a panacea to power ...
IATA urges cargo operators on service delivery
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has advised air cargo stakeholders to accelerate the modernisation of their service process to ...
Expert blames quackery for building collapse
A building construction expert, Folashade Salabiu Awokoya, said building collapse in various parts of the country has been attributed to ...
Pinnick promises positive changes in CAF
President of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and newly elected CAF Executive Member, Amaju Pinnick says there will be lots of ...
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