Two Egyptian pilgrims were killed and 25 others injured when their bus crashed near the Saudi city of Al-Jumum, about 17 miles from Mecca, Read More
The United States is investigating a deadly strike that hit a wedding gathering in southern Iran after a Reuters analysis found that Read More
A bus crash on Cabo Verde’s Fogo Island on Saturday killed at least 25 people, most of them children and teenagers, public Read More
Ernest Bai Koroma, Sierra Leone’s former president, came back to Freetown on Sunday, arriving with two Nigerian dignitaries after treason charges Read More
President William Ruto has ordered India’s Tata Chemicals to leave Kenya, escalating a dispute involving one of the country’s largest Read More
The United States is pressing for a humanitarian truce in Sudan to allow aid organisations to deliver assistance without restrictions as conflict Read More
On Friday, the United Nations voted to move away from the 16th-century Mercator world map in favor of one that more accurately Read More
Dangote Group has set the share price for its refinery unit at ₦525 each ahead of its planned public offering, which could bring Read More
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has thrown out an anonymous petition calling for an investigation into alleged crimes against humanity linked to Read More
FIFA has accepted the resignations of board members of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), ending speculation of government interference in the football Read More