Sandton City, one of Gauteng’s most opulent shopping malls, has refuted claims that it owes the City of Johannesburg R158 million in water and power
Month: February 2022
President Buhari Condemns Attack On Security Personnel
President Muhammadu Buhari has condemned the rise in ritual killings and deadly attacks against on-duty policemen and ethnic minorities, with the latest incidents reported in
UNICAL begins NUGA preliminaries games
The University of Calabar has began the Nigeria University Games Association (NUGA) preliminaries for Zone K. Six Universities; the University of Calabar, University of Cross
Foreign Secretary statement – Duma requests Putin recognises Donetsk and Luhansk as independent
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said: The Duma’s request that Vladimir Putin recognises the Ukrainian regions of Donetsk and Luhansk as independent shows flagrant disregard for
New EV Chargers Coming to The Yukon
Reducing pollution from the transportation sector is critical to Canada achieving its climate targets. That’s why the Government of Canada is making it easier for
Africa knows exactly what it wants from EU-AU conference in Brussels, according to President Ramaphosa
Africa knows exactly what it wants from the EU-AU conference in Brussels, according to President Cyril Ramaphosa. Ramaphosa has been asked to attend alongside his
Nigerian Shippers Council warns against arbitrary charges at ports
The Nigerian Shippers Council (NSC) has warned against arbitrary charges by terminal operators or shipping companies. The Executive Secretary of the NSC, Mr Emmanuel Jime
13 wedding guests including baby die after falling into well during wedding ceremony
During a wedding ceremony in India, at least 13 wedding guests, including a baby, drowned after slipping down a well. The victims were sitting on
European Investment Bank backs African Private Sector impacted by COVID
Global confirms EUR 62 million for six high impact private sector investment initiatives; new support for African tech start-ups, rural microfinance, agriculture, and businesses in
Beverly Hills Cop and Top Gun star, Frank Pesce dies at 75
Frank Pesce, a character actor who appeared in both “Beverly Hills Cop” films, as well as “Top Gun,” “Midnight Run,” and “Miami Vice,” has passed
Macron Withdraws French Troops From Mali
Following a meeting with African leaders in Brussels, Belgium, French President Emmanuel Macron announced the withdrawal of French troops from Mali. On Thursday, Macron made
Federal University Gusau FUGUS Diploma & Certificate Programmes Admission Form for 2021/2022
The Federal University Gusau, Consultancy Services wishes to inform the general public that the online sales of application forms for admission into its Diploma and
Osun 2022: APC, PDP, 5 other parties sign Peace pact
Seven political parties in Osun State have signed a peace pact with the Police in the state. They promised to ensure that peace reigns during
Protect Migrants Rights Seme Immigration Boss Urges
The Nigerian Immigration Service Boss, in Seme Border Command , Yahaya Galma, has tasked his personnel to protect Migrant Rights and embrace professionalism in the
Study challenges claim that legalizing euthanasia and assisted suicide could ‘save lives’
Study challenges claim that legalizing euthanasia and assisted suicide could ‘save lives’. null / HQuality/Shutterstock. Oxford, England, Feb 17, 2022 / 12:00 pm (CNA). A