Madagascar court removes President, appoints Army Chief as interim leader
Madagascar’s military unit CAPSAT has taken control after President Rajoelina reportedly fled, prompting the court to declare his seat vacant.
Madagascar’s military unit CAPSAT has taken control after President Rajoelina reportedly fled, prompting the court to declare his seat vacant.
Nigeria has revised tertiary admission rules, making Mathematics optional for non-science courses to boost access for thousands of students.
A Boko Haram-linked faction named Wulowulo is reportedly spreading into North-Central Nigeria, prompting heightened security measures.
The Federal Government has announced that mathematics will no longer be a compulsory subject for students seeking admission into tertiary institutions to study arts and humanities.
Researchers say regular soft drink consumption may alter gut microbes and increase depression risk, particularly among women.
Dismissed Catholic nun Rev. Sr. Anastasia Kinse has accused priests of sexual harassment and claimed she was expelled after reporting the misconduct to Church authorities.
The family of the late Bilyaminu Bello has condemned President Bola Tinubu’s pardon of his convicted wife, Maryam Sanda, describing it as a grave injustice that reopens old wounds.
Former nun Annastasia Kinse claims she was dismissed for reporting sexual harassment, but her congregation says she abandoned her vows and converted to Islam.
Donald Trump called Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni “beautiful” and joked that while such remarks could end a political career in the U.S., he was willing to “take his chances.”
Obama says institutions failed to defend their values by conceding to Trump-era political pressure.