Zambian Foreign Affairs Minister, Harry Kalaba has tendered his resignation letter, stating categorically that he can no longer be a silent listener to the whispers of greed and indifference making rounds in the corridors of power.

 Gov. Godwin Obaseki of Edo has ordered the arrest of two employees of BUA International Limited over alleged violation of a Stop Work order issued by the Federal Ministry of Mines and Steel.

Israel on Wednesday began implementing a plan to force tens of thousands of African migrants out of the country by April, threatening to arrest those who stay.

Music sales grew at a robust pace for a third straight year in the United States in 2017 as listeners kept flocking to streaming outlets, an industry monitor said Wednesday.

The Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar, Unical, Prof. Zana Akpagu has been crowned with the highest Chieftaincy title by his community Bebuagbong in Obudu local government area of Cross River State.

Luxturna, a medication against hereditary degeneration of the retina that can lead to total blindness, will be sold for $850,000 in the United States, making it one of the world’s most expensive medical treatments.

Scottish second tier side Falkirk could face serious sanctions after fans threw fake eyeballs at Dunfermline Athletic’s Dean Shiels who is blind in one eye during their league match on Tuesday.

As part of its focus on taking business-driven agriculture to the grassroots, the Nigeria Incentive-Based Risk Sharing System for Agriculture (NIRSAL) is deploying an innovative nation-wide field structure to support 225,000 farmers under the CBN Anchor Borrowers Scheme.

 Trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Wednesday recorded low gain, with the All-Share Index dropping by 0.21 per cent.

Former Everton, Tottenham Hotspur and Sunderland midfielder Steven Pienaar was freed by South African champions Wits Wednesday after failing to make an impact in seven months at the club.