UK and US to send 3600 troops to Afghanistan as Taliban advances towards capital Kabul

The US and UK have announced plans to send 3600 troops as reinforcements to Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan to help evacuate their diplomats, soldiers, and citizens as well as thousands of Afghans who have worked with them, as the Taliban advance towards the capital.

Thousands flock to see a dwarf cow in Bangladesh that's shorter than a goat

Thousands of people have defied a nationwide coronavirus lockdown in Bangladesh to see a dwarf cow believed to be the world's smallest cow.

Lipstick, driving barefooted, eating stockfish, can cause infertility - Nigerian doctor warns

The President of the Academy of Medicine Specialties of Nigeria, Professor Oladapo Ashiru, has said daily activities such as robbing a lipstick, driving barefooted and the use of insecticides can cause infertility.

ÀROKÒ (Yoruba communications by Symbols)

Semiotics is a study of signs and symbols and is used as a medium of communication without uttering words. In ancient Yoruba wisdom, it has been devised and used, it is called ÀROKÒ.

Police 'arrests' suspected burglar who pretends to be a ghost

A suspected burglar who pretends to be a ghost to rob houses has reportedly been arrested in Zimbabwe.

Orí - Iyalorisa Omitonade Ifawemimo

It is believed that basically all Orí is good as derived from the Supreme Being, Olódùmarè.

France fines Google £425million for failing to negotiate 'in good faith' with media companies over the use of their content

France has fined Google £425million for failing to negotiate 'in good faith' with media companies over the use of their content under EU copyright rules. 

Germany to return 7,000 Benin artefacts to Nigeria no later than October

At least 7,000 artefacts plundered from the Benin Kingdom are expected to be repatriated by Germany to Nigeria not later than October, Nigeria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said.

Prince Charles 'to change legal documents to ensure Prince Harry and Meghan's son Archie won't become a prince'

Prince of Wales, Prince Charles, is about to make a key move to ensure Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's son Archie, doesn't become a prince, according to new reports.

"Most wanted" suspect arrested after asking about reward money on police department's Facebook post

A woman who was on the run for her alleged role in a murder case has been arrested after commenting on the police department’s Facebook post asking about reward money for her arrest.

Politicians pressure Olympics committee to lift the ban on hair cap for athletes with natural Black hair

Some members of the European Parliament have accused the global sports community, including the International Olympic Committee (IOC), of having "institutional structures and rules that exclude people of color and Black women specifically."

World's most premature baby born at 5 months celebrates his first birthday despite having 0% odds of surviving

A baby born at 5 months weighing less than a pound has beaten the odds and just celebrated his first birthday. 

Bill and Melinda Gates’ daughter, Jennifer, speaks out following her parents decision to divorce after 27 years

Jennifer Gates, the eldest daughter of Bill and Melinda Gates, has spoken out after her billionaire parents announced on Monday, May 4, they had decided to divorce after 27 years of marriage.

Former police officer, Derek Chauvin sentenced to 22-and-a-half years for murder of George Floyd

Former Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin has been sentenced to 22-and-a-half years in prison for the murder of George Floyd. 

Meet the man with 'world's longest tongue' who can lick elbow

A man has broken a record for having the 'world’s longest tongue".Praveen, from Tamil Nadu, made it to India’s Book of Records after stretching his tongue to a whopping 10.8cm.