Monthly Archives: June 2020
Photos: Emirates resumes services for premium customers July 1
DUBAI
Emirates will open one lounge in Terminal 3 Concourse B, Dubai International Airport (DXB)...
Nigeria’s Military taskforce battle virus with gifts, love
NIGERIA
Nigeria’s Military taskforce also known as Operation Safe Haven (OPSH), on Monday donated food items, and other relief...
PHOTOS: Moroccans swim, sing, reconnects as lockdown lifts
MOROCCO
Moroccans are re-experiencing a taste of the life before. In newly opened public spaces, every sip of coffee...
Security Council extends peacekeeping force in Mali for a year
MALI
The U.N. Security Council voted unanimously Monday to extend the mandate of the U.N. peacekeeping force in Mali...
Electricity coy JED, in Nigeria says consumers ‘ll pay more decry subsidy
NIGERIA
An energy company in Nigeria, known as the Jos Electricity Distribution Company (JED), has said consumers of electricity...
UN rights chief urges Mali to probe abuse by security forces
GENEVA
The U.N. human rights chief said Friday that 580 civilians have been killed in central Mali this...
In Nigeria, an Islamic State-linked group steps up attacks
NIGERIA
An Islamic State-linked group appears to be regaining strength in northeastern Nigeria and is now warning it will...
Moroccan authorities deny using spyware to monitor critics
MOROCCO
Moroccan authorities said they “categorically reject” an Amnesty International report claiming the government used surveillance software to spy...
Court upholds South Africa’s cigarette sales ban in lockdown
SOUTH AFRICA
An effort to lift South Africa’s ban on cigarette sales during the country’s coronavirus lockdown has failed.
Card games, pool, TV shows entertain Zimbabweans in lockdown
ZIMBABWE
It’s come to this: Some children in Zimbabwe are so tired of the weeks of coronavirus lockdown they...
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