Egypt’s Richest Family: The Sawiris Family, Adds $1.8 Billion In New Projects In Q2 2022
Orascom Construction, a Cairo-based construction firm led by Egypt's richest family, has added $1.8 billion in new projects to its backlog of active construction projects in Q2 2022.
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Canada’s Trudeau Opens Inquiries Into Chinese Electoral Interference
According to Justin Trudeau, the prime minister of Canada, an impartial special rapporteur will look into claims that China meddled in recent elections. The designated investigator will examine classified reports…
US Search For Missing Americans Following A Kidnapping In Mexico
Four Americans who were abducted in northeastern Mexico last week are being sought after by the US and Mexico. The suspected attackers opened fire on the US citizens as they…
Egyptology: A dig reveals a mini-sphinx that appears to be grinning and may be Claudius
According to the antiquities ministry, archaeologists have discovered a statue that resembles a sphinx and the ruins of a shrine in an ancient temple in southern Egypt. One of Egypt's…
France Prepares For Strikes Over Pension Reform
Transport and public services in France are expected to be disrupted as unions demonstrate against proposals to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. On Tuesday, the majority of…
Leading Lawmakers And The APC NWC Will Meet With Tinubu During The 10th NASS
Some prominent members of the National Assembly, which is made up of the Senate and the House of Representatives, are considering meeting with the President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, as…
Nigeria: DSS Made Available Their Newly Created Social Media Handles
In order to increase public participation, the Department of State Services, or DSS, announced the creation of social media handles on Monday. Peter Afunanya, PhD, the organization's public relations officer,…
Kaduna: 7 Guber Candidates Give Up On The Race, Declare Their Support For Ashiru Of The PDP
Seven candidates for governor in Kaduna State have backed Rt. Hon. Isah Muhammad Ashiru Kudan of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in their effort to beat the All Progressives Congress…
Prison Break: Four Terrorist Inmates Escaped In Mauritania
Following a violent gunfight in which two national guards were killed on Sunday night, four jihadist inmates have escaped from the main jail in Nouakchott, the capital of Mauritania. The…
A 16-year-old Girl In Ondo Apprehended For Murder
Ondo police officers have detained 16-year-old Opeyemi Adudu in connection with the death of Medinat Aliu, 52, in Akure, the state's capital. Vanguard learned that after a disagreement at their…
Suswam Solicits Support for Uba As The Guber For Benue Draw Near
In the March 11 gubernatorial and state assembly elections, Gabriel Suswam, the lawmaker for Benue's North-East Senatorial District, has urged the people of Benue to turn out in large numbers…
Supreme Court Ruling: Panic As Banks Wait On CBN Authorisation
Stakeholders in the financial sector and banks are divided over the re-issuance of the old naira notes following the Supreme Court judgment extending their legal tender status till December 31st,…
200 Nigerian Passengers Are Left Behind As A Lufthansa Flight Is Diverted To Cotonou Or Malabo
On Friday, the pilot of a Lufthansa flight LH566 from Frankfurt to Lagos' Murtala Muhammed International Airport, MMIA, diverted the aircraft to Cotonou, Togo, and then to Malabo, the capital…
Whistleblowers Detained In Niger Amid Allegations Of Falsified Thumbprinting On Ballots
On Sunday, the Niger State Command broke into the situation room of Umar Bago, an All Progressive Congress candidate for governor of Niger State. The police entered the premises and…
Nigeria: Anambra Woman, 72, Had Her Genitalia Severed By A Domestic Servant
In Anambra State of Nigeria, a domestic servant named Onyebuchi Ezeh chopped off and harvested a 72-year-old woman's sexual organs and other body parts for use in money rituals. The…
Former President, Obasanjo Says That Food Scarcity In The Country Is Caused By The Politicians Not Farmers
Olusegun Obasanjo, a former president, claims that political elites, not farmers, are to blame for Nigeria's inability to produce enough food on its own on Sunday during a lecture held…
