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Mohamed bin Zayed receives President of Syria

Minister Hajdu visits Elsipogtog First Nation, meets with Chief and Council, and tours new community infrastructure projects

“ECOWAS donated $1m to assist Nigeria’s vulnerable families” – Joint Statement

LAGOS EDUCATION DISTRICT II PRODUCES ANOTHER WINNER OF SPELLING BEE COMPETITION

Anambra’s New Governor, Prof. Soludo, Sworn-in

Threats and insults will not discourage me, President Kenyatta says

Tallen, UN, Canada encourage women’s participation in politics

United Rugby Championship: Bulls vs Scarlets LIVE Scores

Justice Department Issues Web Accessibility Guidance Under the Americans with Disabilities Act

Digital Inclusion: United Kingdom to train Nigerian Civil Servants

Nigeria saved N5.03trn in import reduction – Minister

Global Recycling Day

California Man Pleads Guilty to Misappropriating COVID-19 Relief Funds

Lego figurine of President Zelensky raises R250 000 in funds for Ukraine

Departments of Justice and State Launch International Program to Support Women in Leadership Roles in Counterterrorism

Residents still reeling from CIT heist blast shock

High court issues new directives for surrogacy agreements

Former Prison Case Manager Sentenced and Former Correctional Officer Pleads Guilty in Bribery Schemes to Smuggle Contraband to Inmates

EARLY RELEASE: Effectiveness of mRNA Vaccination in Preventing COVID-19-Associated Invasive Mechanical Ventilation and Death – United States, March 2021-January 2022

UFC Primed for Abu Dhabi return with UFC 281 on October 22

MP Jones to announce high-speed Internet projects in Labrador  

Minister Fraser meets with Afghan newcomers and settlement services organizations in Alberta

Buhari returns to Abuja

US seeks China’s help to end Russia’s war in Ukraine

Daily Lotto Results for Saturday, 19 March 2022 Worth R425, 000 – See Winners

PS Dabrusin and MP Atwin to Make an Announcement in Support of 2 Billion Trees Initiative for International Day of Forests

Scottish Rugby forced to deal with ‘post-match matter’ involving six players