Ramaphosa calls white South Africans moving to US ‘cowards’
“We don’t run away from our problems. When you run away, you are a coward, and that’s a real cowardly act.”
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After $4.5B net loss, Nissan plans more factory shutdowns, layoffs
Nissan wants to consolidate its global production base to 10 assembly plants, from 17, by the fiscal year ending March 31, 2028.
British bank analyst jailed 10 years in Saudi Arabia over 2018 tweet
The since-deleted tweet, made from an account with only 37 followers, was deemed a national security threat by Saudi authorities.
A look at nine visits of Pope Leo XIV to Nigeria
Before becoming Pope Leo XIV, Robert Francis Prevost visited Nigeria nine times over fifteen years, fostering a deep connection with the Nigerian Church and the Augustinian Order.
Kano university closes female hostel amid allegations of immorality
These issues pose a serious threat to the well-being of our students
Man mauled and eaten by pet lion in Iraq days after purchase
The victim, Aqil Fakhr al-Din, had reportedly kept wild animals in his garden for years. On Thursday, the lion turned on him unexpectedly.
Candlelight vigil honors teens who drowned near Buncrana
A candlelight vigil was held on Sunday, 11 May, in County Donegal to honour two teenagers who died after getting into difficulty in the water over the weekend.
Chilling note found by mother uncovers fraudster posing as a nanny
It was revealed that Hart was an alias used by Samantha Cookes, a woman with a history of deception and multiple false identities
Ex-Philippine leader Duterte elected Mayor again while held at ICC
His daughter, impeached vice-president Sara Duterte, told reporters earlier in the day that plans were already under way to ensure he would officially become mayor.
Europe rolls out major program to lure researchers, scientists from U.S.
The program will invest €500 million ($568 million) between 2025 and 2027 to recruit specialists in various fields of knowledge to come and work in Europe.