This latest success pushes Shatta Wale's total IRAWMA wins to nine, further cementing his position as the Ghanaian artist with the most accolades from the IRAWMA awards.
Education ministry gives École Belge de Kigali until September to phase out Belgian program amid diplomatic row.
The body of 21-year-old Agnes Wanjiru was found in a septic tank in 2012 weeks after witnesses said she was seen leaving a bar with British soldiers.
On Friday, during the final day of the United Nations Human Rights Council's 58th session, a vote was held to approve a second three-year term for Albanese, extending her mandate until 2028.
Department of Homeland Security revoked visas of 10 international students at Colorado universities, said officials at the universities
The latest cases include more than 20 health workers in several states.
Women of childbearing age are often excluded from clinical trials, leaving them without access to some life-saving treatments and with limited or unsafe options.
Emine Erdogan reaffirms her commitment to creating a prosperous, fair, and livable world for all, calling on nations to take bold steps in waste reduction and environmental conservation.
The United States plans to stop funding global vaccine initiative Gavi, a move that will put the lives of millions of children, especially those in developing nations, at risk.
Russia's consulate says 45 Russian citizens were aboard the vessel when it sank off the city of Hurghada.
Previously, American citizens could visit Namibia for tourism or short business trips under 90 days without a visa.
The South Sudan Doctors' Union is urging the government to address a worsening cholera outbreak that has spread to multiple states.
The UN refugee agency has said a lack of funding is forcing it to suspend vital aid to refugees in Egypt, including medical care for many fleeing the war in Sudan.
The number of refugees in need of food assistance has doubled since January as the World Food Programme warns that available funds are “stretched to the limit”
At least 70 people have died from cholera and more than 2,200 others have been infected in southern Sudan over the past week.
Many schools have been bombed, destroyed or transformed into military bases by armed groups, the education ministry said.
France says it would review an agreement that makes it easier for Algerians to move to France unless Algeria agrees to take back those deported by Paris.
Lawal, who was also a final-year Business Administration student at Cavendish University, was a prominent figure in Ugandan football.
Syrian students in Turkish universities are emerging as a quiet force of Ankara’s soft power, shaping future ties between the two nations.
Despite significant strides in increasing access to education, Africa's curricula often remain relics of the past, ill-suited to equip students with the skills necessary for today's dynamic world.
Emergency workers are bracing for more rain in the coming days as officials blame inadequate drainage in urban areas.
Emergency workers are bracing for more rain in the coming days as officials blame inadequate drainage in urban areas.
The shutdown of key water treatment facilities is said to have worsened the situation in White Nile state.
Education workers have urged the government to reopen schools in April when the temperatures decline.
All rights reserved. Newstimetr © 2023