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45 killed in South Sudan ethnic clashes No fewer than 45 people were killed during a number of ethnic clashes in the volatile nation of South Sudan, an...

Russian firm signs MoU on nuclear power plant Russia’s Rosatom State Corporation says it has signed a Memoranda of Understanding, MoU, with Framatome SAS, France and General Electric...

WHO endorses dexamethasone for treating chronic COVID-19 cases The World Health Organisation (WHO), yesterday endorsed dexamethasone as ‘cure’ drug for saving lives of critically ill coronavirus disease (COVID-19)...

COVID-19: President, Wife, two aides infected President Juan Orlando Hernandez of Honduras has announced he has coronavirus. The President said on Tuesday that he will work remotely while he...

COVID-19: Ukraine’s first lady tests positive Olena Zelenska, the wife of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, said on Friday she had tested positive for coronavirus, but her husband and...

WHO warns of future ebola outbreaks across Africa Ebola is likely to re-emerge in different regions across Africa in the future considering that it is a water-borne disease,...

George Floyd’s Murder: Protesters besiege U.S. cities Several cities across the U.S. have been besieged by crowds who defied curfews to protest the death of an unarmed black...

900 Britons stranded in Nigeria for evacuation, says UK 900 more British travellers stranded in Nigeria are set to return home on three flights chartered by the United...

Police, Terrorists clash in Egypt, 21 killed Egypt said Saturday that 21 jihadists were killed in clashes with security forces in the restive Sinai peninsula, where Islamic State...

Two regional IS leaders killed in Syria US-led coalition forces and their Kurdish allies the Syrian Democratic Forces killed two regional Islamic State group leaders in a raid...