Monthly Archives: November 2019
Schools closed as protests put chokehold on Hong Kong
HONG KONG
Pro-democracy protesters challenging Bejing's rule of Hong Kong choked the city with barricades and rallies for a...
Ethiopia to charge 68 over June 22 foiled coup
ETHIOPIA
Ethiopian authorities say three university students have died in days of unrest largely along ethnic lines, and students...
At least 12, including children, killed in Kabul car bomb blast
AFGHANISTAN
At least 12 people, including three children, were killed when a minivan packed with explosives rammed into a...
South African Airways suspends all flights as mass strike looms
SOUTH AFRICA
South Africa’s troubled state-owned airline has begun canceling flights after two unions announced their workers would go...
Death toll shoots up as Israel-Gaza violence rages for second day
ISRAEL
Exchanges of fire triggered by Israel's targeted killing of a top militant in Gaza raged for a second...
School pupils among 12 dead in Slovak bus crash
SLOVAKIA
At least 12 people were killed, including four students, when a public bus carrying school pupils and a...
Nigeria’s Gov. Ihedioha boosts education with N3.8b
NIGERIA
….Says ex-governor Okorocha stopped caring for education since 2016
Nigeria's Governor Emeka Ihedioha in Southeastern...
Nigeria’s Kogi election, group campaign against incumbent governor Bello
NIGERIA
A Nigerian concern group known as ‘UkomuIgala Organization
in Diaspora” made up of Kogi State indigenes
in north central Nigeria,...
‘It’s a sin’: Cambodia’s brutal and shadowy dog meat trade
CAMBODIA
Cambodian dog meat traders drown, strangle and stab thousands of canines a day in a shadowy but sprawling...
Oscars: uproar over Nigeria disqualification
NIGERIA
Nigeria’s very first Oscar submission for Best International Feature Film has been disqualified by organizers of the 92nd...
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