Black American dragged mercilessly for coming for a Nigerian on Twitter

A Black American has been dragged mercilessly for insulting a Nigerian on Twitter. The African American woman told a Nigerian on Twitter during an argument: "I’m not about to argue with an African that WiFi gone be off soon."And Nigerians descended on the African American Twitter user by mocking her about the racial injustice in America.

Restaurant apologises and changes policy after a black woman and her son were denied service because of the son's casual clothes (video)

A Baltimore restaurant has apologized to a black mum and her son after video footage showed the restaurant stopping the young boy from entering due to his outfit even though a white boy wearing the same outfit was allowed in.

Brazil passes 1 million Coronavirus cases after 54,771 tested positive in one day

Brazil has become the second country in the world after the US to confirm more than one million cases of COVID-19. The health ministry on Friday night reported 54,771 new cases, the highest daily increase in any country since the pandemic began, taking the total to 1,032,913.

Capitalism is patriarchy and a true negation of feminine energy — Seun Kuti

Nigerian singer, Seun Kuti has shared his view about capitalism which according to him is patriarchy. Seun Kuti who stated that it is weird we serve money even though we are all part of nature added that capitalism is a true negation of feminine energy.

The shame of being attacked by your child, is a shocking new kind of domestic abuse - Mothers who've been punched and abused by their kids tell their stories

Mothers who have suffered the domestic abuse of being beaten, attacked, and bullied by their own children have come out to tell their stories. Child-to-parent abuse (CPA) is more common than most people think because it is highly under-reported.In the UK alone, police figures revealed a 30 percent rise in domestic violence offenses by sons on their parents since 2010, to 5,294 last year, while violence from daughters has doubled to 1,598.

Cambridge University backs academic who tweeted "White Lives Don't Matter" and promotes her to professor

A lecturer of the University of Cambridge has been promoted to a professor after she received abusive messages and death threats for tweeting "White Lives Don't Matter". Dr. Priyamvada Gopal, 51, who teaches in the Faculty of English at Churchill College, took to the social media platform on Tuesday evening, June 23, to write: "I'll say it again. White Lives Don't Matter. As white lives."

Doctors baffled as rare "two-headed" baby is born in Uzbekistan

A “two-headed baby” is in intensive care after being born in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. The baby, who has two heads with two sets of organs but only one genital organ, is fighting for survival.

350 Elephants die mysteriously in Botswana

Hundreds of elephants have died mysteriously in Botswana in a matter of weeks, in what conservationists have described as a ‘conservation disaster’. Though the cause of death is still not known, it was gathered that at least 350 elephants have died since the beginning of May in the Okavango Delta.

Dog mauls newborn twin sisters to death while their mother who had struggled to conceive for 9 years briefly left the room to talk to a neighbour

Newborn twin sisters were mauled to death by a family dog when their mother briefly left the room to talk to a neighbor.

Nigeria, US, others excluded from list of travellers permitted to enter Europe from July 1

Ahead of the planned reopening of its borders to international travelers on July 1, the European Union Commission has released a list of 54 countries that qualify for travels into Europe and Nigeria is conspicuously absent.Schengenvisainfo.com reports that citizens from Nigeria, Brazil, Qatar, the US, and Russia would not be allowed to travel into Europe until the epidemiological situation in their countries with regards to COVID-19 improves.

Iran issues arrest warrant for Trump over the murder of top Iranian general, Qassem Soleimani; asks Interpol to help

Iran has issued an arrest warrant and asked Interpol for help in detaining US President Donald Trump and dozens of others over the drone strike that killed a top Iranian general in Baghdad. Tehran prosecutor Ali Alqasimehr said on Monday, June 29, that Trump and more than 30 others who Iran accuses of involvement in the January 3 strike that killed General Qassem Soleimani face "murder and terrorism charges", the semi-official ISNA news agency reported.

Chinese Scientists warn that pigs could be the source of next pandemic as strain of swine flu in China has potential to spread to humans

Chinese scientists have warned that pigs are a 'key intermediate host' or 'mixing vessel' for viruses spreading from wild animals into humans and could cause another pandemic if not taken seriously. Experts from the Chinese Academy of Sciences have been studying outbreaks of swine flu in pig farms across the country and say the latest strain can pass to humans even though only two people are confirmed to have caught the virus, dubbed G4 EA H1N1, since the first outbreak in 2016

Kanye West celebrates his wife Kim Kardashian on becoming a 'billionaire' after selling 20% stake of her beauty line for $200m

Kanye West has celebrated his wife Kim Kardashian on becoming a 'billionaire' after she sold 20 percent stake of her beauty line to American multinational beauty company, COTY. The reality star and mother of four became a 'billionaire' after the beauty giant COTY purchased a 20 percent stake of her KKW Beauty company for $200 million.

Nigerian model calls out Beyonce for "contributing to the problematic ideologies of how Africa is viewed''

A Nigerian model has accused Beyonce of using African culture for personal gains without Africa benefitting from it.@Dimssoo also accused the American singer of contributing to the misrepresentation of Africa through her songs, thereby giving people the impression that "Africa is this place where we wake up in the morning and tie our wrapper and put chalk on our face and scream 'WAKANDA' then go and hunt lions.

J Alexander Kueng, one the four ex-Minneapolis Police officers charged in George Floyd's killing set to plead not guilty to all charges

One of the four ex-Minneapolis Police officers charged in George Floyd's killing will plead not guilty to all charges. J Alexander Kueng, 26, who is charged along with Derek Chauvin, 44, Tou Thao, 34, and Thomas Lane, 37, made his intentions known in a court filing obtained by DailyMail.com.