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States-bound passengers departing Nigeria are likely to face connection delays in Europe, Middle East and other major hubs’

The U.S. Supreme Court rebuffed former President Donald Trump and instead backed the release of presidential documents sought by the congressional

The Nigeria Union South Africa (NUSA) has urged South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs to reconsider its stance on the registration

Eritreans in the diaspora have raised nearly 700,000 Canadian dollars ($560,000, £410,000) within a day of launching a fundraising campaign

s from the United States and Europe continue to threaten Russia with new sanctions in an attempt to stop a feared invasion

An Israeli study found that a fourth shot of the COVID-19 vaccine was able to boost antibodies to higher levels than the third shot

Novak Djokovic left Australia Sunday evening on a flight from Melbourne to Dubai, hours after Australia's Federal Court ruled against the tennis star's last ditch appeal against a deportation order on the eve of the Australian Open. 

As the country marks 11 years since the fall of late dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, hundreds of Saied’s opponents staged rallies against his July 2021 power grab.

The United States, the United Kingdom, and the Delegation of the European Union to Nigeria and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), have expressed delight over the lifting of the suspension on Twitter’s

Representatives from the United Kingdom, the United States and United Nations have been invited by the leaders of the proscribed Indigenous People Of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu observe his next court trial which comes up on January 18,

The cost of cars, energy and housing have all increased in the US due to inflationary price hikes

WHO experts warned Tuesday that repeating booster doses of the original Covid vaccines is not a viable strategy against emerging variants and called for new jabs that better protect against transmission.

South African police have arraigned Nicholas Ogbeifun, a Nigerian rapper over the killing of another Nigerian man.

Authorities with the US Justice Department are taking anti-government groups ever more seriously, and will be forming a new unit focusing on domestic terrorism, Assistant Attorney General Matthew Olsen told lawmakers on Tuesday.