Nigerian governors accept full deregulation of petrol
The recommendations by a 6-man committee of the National Economic Council have been accepted by the Nigerian Governors' Forum.
The recommendations by a 6-man committee of the National Economic Council have been accepted by the Nigerian Governors' Forum.
MTN South Africa has entered into a $2 million partnership with the World Bank's International Finance Corporation to expand its mobile money business.
An animal rights group in China has uncovered more than 150 boxes of puppies and kittens in the back of a truck, which they say were en route to "mystery box" buyers across the country.
Colombians protest against co-hosting Copa America in the country
A wolf in Lower Saxony has been approved for killing. But he keeps escaping hunters-to the chagrin of officials and the delight of animal rights advocates.
Underwear is buried all over Switzerland. The degree of its decomposition should give information about the quality of the country's soil. Thousands of Swiss residents are taking part.
In Romania, patients are dying in fires at Covid-19 intensive care units. The country's medical infrastructure is overwhelmed.
Hideki Matsuyama made history last month when he became the first Japanese man to win the Masters. Earlier this year, Matsuyama hired a coach, Hidenori Mezawa, for the first time in his career, a move that he said made a big difference to his game.
After ten years of fleeing and exile, disillusionment is spreading among Syrian families in Istanbul. Their hopes for an end of the Assad regime have disappeared.
Ceuta (Spain) (AFP) – A handful of Red Cross medics wearing full protection gear carry out Covid tests on scores of migrant minors waiting outside a huge warehouse complex close to the border between Ceuta and Morocco.
State-of-the-art technology has been used to create a 3D-printed replica of Michelangelo's David.
A group of activists from 'Our Revolution' organisation gathered near the US Capitol in Washington DC on Wednesday to support the McDonalds employees who have been on a countrywide strike for a minimum wage of 15 dollars (12,32 euros) per hour.