Israel-Hamas war: Kamala Harris questions Netanyahu on the crisis in Gaza
During their meeting, Mrs Harris told Netanyahu of her ‘deep concern’ about the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
Clashes in Mali: Tuareg rebels inflict losses on Government and marcenary forces
In the northern region of Mali, Tuareg rebels reported on Saturday that they had killed and wounded several government soldiers and Russian Wagner Group mercenaries during a two-day clash near the Algerian border.
Nigeria: Resolving the Feud Between Dangote and Oil Sector Regulators
[Premium Times] More than anything else, the altercations have inadvertently exposed why all the efforts to fix NNPC's four refineries always hit the rock.
Putin’s address highlights Russia’s naval strength on Navy Day
Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the military naval parade in St. Petersburg on Sunday, an annual celebration commemorating Russia's Navy Day.
Nemour impresses at Olympics. Too bad for France, she’s switched to Algeria
The 17-year-old athlete, one of the best in the world on uneven bars, was born in France. Too bad for the Olympics host country, she competes for Algeria.
Donald Trump goes on the offensive describing Kamala Harris as “evil”
As the US presidential race enters its final 100 days, Republican nominee, Donald Trump, and his running mate have gone on the offensive against the presumptive Democratic nominee.
Kamala Harris tells Gen-Z voters she will work to earn their support
In a virtual address on Saturday to a summit organised by Voters of Tomorrow, Harris assured attendees their voice will be heard.
Growing calls for Gabon’s transitional leader to stand in presidential poll
Eleven months after he came to power in a coup, there are growing calls for Gabon’s transitional President Brice Oligui Nguema to run for office.
Nigeria court convicts 125 Boko Haram Islamist militants in mass trial
The two-day trial was presided over by five Federal High Court judges at a military detention facility at Kanji in Niger State.
First inmates released from Kinshasa jail in a bid to ease overcrowding
The Justice Minister Constant Mutamba on Saturday approved the release of the first 421 people and said prisoners will be released at a rate of 400 a week.