Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, the former Governor of Kaduna State, has been placed under the custody of the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) until March 19, marking a significant mo…
Olympiacos triumphed over Madrid Los in a thrilling EuroLeague match, setting the stage for potential continental shifts in basketball power. The victory not only solidifies Olympiacos' pos…
The African National Congress (ANC) is considering forming an alliance with the Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng, a move that could reshape the political landscape in the province and po…
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar has announced an ambitious plan to replace all crest gates at the Tungabhadra dam by March, marking a significant step towards improving wate…
The Confederation of Trade Unions of Portugal (CGTP) has called for an urgent meeting with the Prime Minister António Costa, also known as Seguro, to discuss what they describe as a "fronta…
The Polish President has decisively rejected the SAFE military program, declaring that he will never sign a law that violates Poland's sovereignty. This move comes as a significant shift in…
From Smart, a South African retail technology company, has revolutionised the shopping experience with its smart trolleys and kiosks, transforming the way customers pay for their goods and …
The South African Court of Appeal has dismissed a husband's appeal, ruling that he must provide interim maintenance of R40,000 for his stepchildren. This decision highlights the ongoing imp…
The engineer of the Safesea Vishnu tanker, a resident of Kandivali in Mumbai, met a tragic end on Wednesday when he was attacked near Iraq. This incident highlights the global nature of mar…
The average US mortgage rate has climbed to 6.11%, driven by increased volatility in the bond markets due to tensions in the Middle East. This development could have ripple effects across t…
Indian app developer Vineet Gandhi has unveiled groundbreaking technology that transforms impaired speech into clear speech in near-realtime, a development that could have a profound impact…
The South African government has recently expanded its 'Forgetfulness Law', officially known as Lei do esquecimento, to include patients suffering from cancer, HIV, diabetes, and hepatitis …
