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Nigeria: Voters lament on irregularities in Rivers State

Reports from Nigeria say thousands of people poured onto the streets on Sunday to protest alleged killings of campaign

Although she moved away from Western New York years ago, Nancie Atwell has said in interviews that it was

Do people who chew gum annoy you?Ever thought about your country putting a ban on Chewing gum? Singapore’s founding Father

Vote counting is underway in Nigeria’s presidential election as it spilled into a second day following violence and electronic glitches

Football in Somalia has received yet another boost, with the opening of the first football academy in Mogadishu. In just

Nigeria’s youth vote is likely to have a huge influence on this year’s election. Almost one-fifth of the voters made

Full Bulletin for Global Business 27th March 2015

Cycling is a growing sport in Africa, but it is struggling to gain a foothold in Uganda. Competitive cycling faces

Further afield, tens of thousands of Singaporeans wearing black and white have lined the streets of the city to bid

The United States’ National Institute of Health also has had some promising results from its Ebola vaccine trials. The NIH