Guardian
Indian Farmers Vow to Carry On Months-Long Protest Despite Concerns Over Coronavirus
Thousands of Indian farmers protesting over three new agricultural laws that they say threaten their livelihoods, have vowed to continue with their around-the-clock sit-ins despite a sharp rise in coronavirus
Minister gives reasons for nationwide power outage
…Apologises to Nigerians By Chris Ochayi The Minister of Power Engr. Sale Mamman has tendered an apology to all Nigerians affected by the power outage currently being experienced across the
Madagascar Postpones Schools Resumption Over Covid
An increase in coronavirus cases has forced authorities in Madagascar to postpone the reopening of schools previously planned for Monday next week. The country’s cabinet said schools would remain closed
Europe Surpasses One Million Covid-19 Deaths
Europe has surpassed 1 million deaths from COVID-19 and the situation remains “serious,” a top official from the World Health Organization said, with about 1.6 million new cases reported each
Nigeria: Acting Police Chief Disbands Monitoring Units Over Harrasment Complaints
The recently appointed police chief in Nigeria Alkali Baba has ordered the “immediate disbandment” of the IGP Monitoring Satellite Offices in Lagos and Port Harcourt following complaints of harassment and
Leader of anti-military protests arrested in Myanmar
The military in Myanmar has arrested an important leader of the anti-coup protests, local media reported and witnesses confirmed to dpa on Thursday. According to the reports, Wai Moe Naing
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Prince Philip: Queen Elizabeth bans military uniform for funeral
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth has stepped in to settle a problem over what senior royals should wear to her husband’s funeral, because of concerns about whether Prince Harry and Prince Andrew
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