Anti-government protests enter eighth day in Morocco

Three people have been killed during the unrest, with hundreds arrested and detained.

Atiku slams Tinubu for ignoring killings, attending ‘political funeral’ in Plateau

Mr Abubakar called him a “president who would rather feast than feel—a leader who finds pleasure where the people find pain.”

Tunisian sentenced to death for insulting President Kaïs Saied on social media

The judge also accused Mr Chouchane of inciting the public against the president and attempting to overthrow the government.

Tell Sanwo-Olu to stop demolishing Igbo’s houses lacking right documents, Deputy Speaker Kalu begs Tinubu

Mr Kalu thanked Mr Tinubu for his support to Abia State and South-East in general.

EFCC’s N853 billion recovery tiny fraction of stolen funds; Nigerians must see its impact: Obi

Mr Obi, however, commended the EFCC, saying the fund recovery was a step in the right direction.

Church of England appoints Sarah Mullally first female archbishop of Canterbury

Sarah Mullally, the bishop of London, will lead the Church of England.

UK police identify Jihad Al-Shamie as the mastermind of Manchester attack

Three killed as anti-government protests enter sixth day in Morocco

Angry youths, mobilised through social media, berated the government’s huge expenditure on the 2030 World Cup.

Two killed, scores wounded in Manchester synagogue attack

The attack came on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, disrupting activities in and around the synagogue.

U.S. government shuts down as Democrats, Republicans fight over funding bill

The U.S. government entered a shutdown on Wednesday as Democrats and Republican lawmakers failed to reach an agreement on a funding bill for government operations.