Court stops NASS workers from embarking on strike again
The National Industrial Court, Abuja, has said again that the staff of NASS cannot go on strike.
Zimbabwe cuts internet indefinitely amid violent crackdown
The country's largest mobile operator in Zimbabwe- Econet - says it has been ordered to cut services until further notice.
$8.4m forfeiture suit against Jonathan: Court fixes Judgement Feb. 11
Judgment in the $8.4m forfeiture against former First Lady, Patience Jonathan has been fixed for Feb. 11.
Army kill 17 bandits, arrest 67 in Nasarawa, Benue and Taraba
The Nigerian Army says troops of Operation Wild Stroke have killed 17 bandits and arrested many in three Northern States.
US Secretary of State arrives in Baghdad to meet PM
The US Secretary of State visits Baghdad, meets with Iraqi Prime Minister.
DR Congo opposition candidate Fayulu says results ‘not negotiable’
Martin Fayulu, opposition presidential candidate in DR Congo's election says result of the election not negotiable.
Police arraign 7 persons for acts of terrorism in Benue
Seven person have been arraigned in Benue for acts of terrorism
Brazil deploys troops to stop violence in Fortaleza
Brazil has deployed troops to Fortaleza to stop violence.
Medical Association conducts free outreach in Zaria
A group, Islamic Medical Association of Nigeria ABUTH, Zaria has conducted free medical outreach for residents of Zaria.
Trump threatens ‘national emergency’ over wall
US President Donald Trump has said he could declare a national emergency to build a US-Mexico border wall without the...
Lebanese begin strike over political deadlock, economic woes
Lebanese workers embark on strike over failure to form a new government in the country.
Gunmen kill Ekiti council accountant, kidnap two other officials
Ekiti council accountant killed by unknown gunmen.
Troops neutralise 3 female suicide bombers
Troops on Sunday neutralised three female suicide bombers, while on patrol around Kubtara village in Dikwa Local Government Area of...
