New South African Crime Thriller to Hit Local Screens
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Serena Staggers Out Of Doubles With Illness
By Melissa Isaacson Hannah Storm discusses Serena Williams’ condition and career with ESPN tennis analysts Pam Shriver, Chris Evert and LZ Granderson. LONDON — While the
Confab 2014; Nigeria To Have 54 States And Rotational Presidency
“For nearly a decade, we have had an Administration which instead of twirling its thumbs has rolled up its sleeves. We will keep our sleeves
UN envoy ‘appalled’ at murder of Somali parliament membe
The head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM) condemned the killing today in Mogadishu of parliamentarian Mohamed Mohamud ‘Hayd’ and voiced
UN health agency presents new plan to eliminate tuberculosis in low-burden countries
The United Nations health agency today presented a new plan aimed at eliminating tuberculosis (TB) in over 30 countries with low levels of the
Nigeria Super Eagles goes for glory ; As History beckons on Stephen Keshi
The Super Eagles is seeking to make another history in World Cup as they tackle France in the knockout stages of the tournament. A place
Basketmouth in Trouble With Nigerian Fans, Calls Them Hypocrites
AFTER blowing away his Kenyan fans with his rib-cracking humour early this month, sensational Nigerian
Mbuya Chiweshe in Bid to Revive Culture
Internationally acclaimed mbira queen Mbuya Stella Chiweshe is set to launch Chivanhu Trust and host
African Migrants March Toward Egypt Border
Asylum seekers abandon Holot detention facility in protest of Israeli government’s detention policies Hundreds of African migrants marched out of the Holot detention facility in Israel’s Negev
THE LION OF THE WEST -OGBENI RAUF AREGBESOLA; GOVERNMENT OF CONTINUITY
Editorial review by; JIDE ADESINA Edited by Veronica Olayinka Adesina On a recent tour of the State of Osun, the Afrika Market editor found
Charlie Boy stop Gov Rochas Okorocha from politicising his father Burial
The funeral mass organised at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Oguta, Imo State for the late Justice Chukwudifu Oputa ended abruptly yesterday as his son,
Senegal's 'Dead Sea': Salt harvesting in the pink lake
A boat floats on what looks like a huge strawberry milk-lake. The wooden vessels were photographed from the air bobbing on Lake Retba, in
Senegal’s ‘Dead Sea’: Salt harvesting in the pink lake
A boat floats on what looks like a huge strawberry milk-lake. The wooden vessels were photographed from the air bobbing on Lake Retba, in
World Cup 2014: Nigeria assured by President over bonuses
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has assured the country’s senior players at the World Cup that the squad will be paid their bonus money. The president’s
West Africa needs to wake up to threat from drugs trade
West Africa has become a major drugs route but a new approach can stop it being scarred by the carnage elsewhere Officials of Uganda’s anti-narcotic
In Equatorial Guinea, Ban pledges closer collaboration with African Union
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (righ) and President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo of Equatorial Guinea. UN Photo/Eskinder Debebe 26 June 2014 – The United Nations is proud
Libyan activist shot dead in Benghazi, 3 killed in eastern Libya
Libyan activist shot dead in Benghazi, 3 killed in eastern Libya Human rights activist Salwa Bugaighis died in hospital after succumbing to gun shots
Ekiti and Osun are not the same!
By Kola Folorunso In the wake of euphoria of apologists of power-power on the outcome of the recent governorship election in Ekiti where contrary to