The Canadian government has announced a two-year cap on study permits to limit its number of international students. Marc Miller, the minister of immigration, on Monday, disclosed what he described as
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The inauguration of Joseph Boakai as the Liberian president on Monday came to an abrupt end when he suddenly suffered a “heat stroke” while reading his acceptance speech. Boakai was
The world’s first routine roll out of the malaria vaccine has kicked off in Cameroon. The vaccine roll out kicked off on Monday with a baby girl named Daniella receiving
Dozens of protesters blocked the entrance to the Knesset, Israeli parliament, on Monday, demanding that the lawmakers do more to ensure the freedom of their families and loved ones. According
Israel has been named as one of the world’s leading jailers of journalists, as its war with Hamas, the Palestinian
Pope Francis says engaging in pornography “undermines sexual pleasure that is a gift from God”, describing it as “satisfaction without
Antony Blinken, US secretary of state, is expected to visit Cabo Verde, Cote d’Ivoire, Nigeria, and Angola from January 21
The British High Commission in Nigeria has announced Cynthia Rowe as its new development director. Rowe replaces Christopher Prycroft who
Golriz Ghahraman, a member of parliament in New Zealand, has been forced to resign after videos of her shoplifting from some
King Charles III of England has been diagnosed with an enlarged prostate. A statement issued by Buckingham Palace on Wednesday
