June 13, 2015

Pro-democracy campaigners will take to the streets of Hong Kong Sunday ahead of a vote on the political reform package that has divided the city and sparked mass protests. The controversial electoral

Several thousand people protested in Macedonia’s capital Skopje on Saturday demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski, AFP reporters said, with negotiations over the country’s deep political crisis in a deadlock.

Prof. Abdulrashid Garba, the Registrar, National Examination Council (NECO), explained on Saturday why cut-off marks for the National Common Entrance Examination(NCEE) into unity colleges varies from state to state. Garba spoke to

There was a minor fire incident at a female hostel of the University of Uyo on Saturday morning, in which the property of 20 students were destroyed. The university’s Public Relations Officer,

Football stakeholders have described the Super Falcons 0-2 defeat to Australia as a great blow to the team’s chances of getting to the next stage of the ongoing FIFA Women World Cup.

Gov. Willy Obiano of Anambra, on Saturday inaugurated a N20 million borehole project at Nanka community in Orumba North Local Government of the state. Obiano said that the project was in line

Ardent supporters streamed into a manicured New York park Saturday to watch Hillary Clinton lay out her bid to become America’s first woman president and her vision for the future. Thousands poured