World

By Chioma Iruke Tanzania has resolved to allow pregnant students and teenage mothers continue with their studies as the reversed a heavily-criticised policy instituted by its late autocratic leader, John Magufuli. Recall in 2017, the East...

By Chioma Iruke Sweden’s Parliament has approved Magdalena Andersson as the country’s first-ever female Prime Minister, after replacing Stefan Lofven as leader of the centre-left Social Democrats. Sweden is the only Nordic country never to have...

By Ebi Kesiena Mali on Tuesday said that it would delay a nationwide debate on reform that the army-dominated government views as a precondition for returning to civilian rule after two coups. The “national forum of...

By Emmanuel Nduka The Nigerian Government has informed that it has inaugurated an “enhanced e-passport” to improve the passport application process for Nigerians both at home and abroad. This was disclosed by Sola Fasure, Spokesman for...

By Emmanuel Nduka The UN Special Envoy to Libya, Jan Kubis of Slovakia, has quit his job less than a year after taking on the role, diplomatic sources at the United Nations said on Tuesday. Meanwhile,...

By Chioma Iruke 98 candidates, including two women, have registered to run in Libya’s Presidential election scheduled for December, the country’s electoral commission said on Tuesday. Among the most notable hopefuls are Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the...