The Cinema Exhibitors Association of Nigeria (CEAN), the country’s premier Film Trade Association Body, has announced good news for cinema lovers on the occasion of the International Cinema Day. Opeyemi Ajayi, the chairman of the…
COVID-19: The impact on Nigeria’s airlines
Travelling between two factors in Nigeria can be time-consuming, so many human beings opt for air travel. It takes an hour to fly between Lagos, the industrial district, to Abuja, the federal capital, whilst the equal trip would take…
Sports: There Was A Handball For The Highlands…
Mamelodi Sundowns head teach Pitso Mosimane felt there was a handball in the lead up to Highlands Park's opening goal Sundowns failed to impervious most factors for a 2d success Absa Premiership conflict after drawing…
COVID-19: South Africa records 286 new deaths
South Africa stated 286 new coronavirus deaths late Friday, taking the variety of fatalities to 11,556, according to that country’s fitness officials. It registered 6,275 new COVID-19 cases, bringing that tally to 579,140. Health care…
Entertainment: Davido’s fiancée Chioma signs new ambassador deal
DMW boss, Davido's fiancée and mother of his first son, Ifeanyi, is now the new ambassador for Payporte. Chioma who just like Davido has been staying away from social media, signed the deal today with…
Covid-19 confines African Free Trade Area, for now
The start of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) was postponed due to the coronavirus. Experts agree with that the pandemic ought to assist give the bold free alternate undertaking a boost. Measured via…
Politics: Mali opposition rejects Keita talks offer
Mali's opposition has rejected an offer to meet with President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita in order to defuse a months-long political crisis. Nigeria's former-president Goodluck Jonathan, who is chief international mediator in the crisis, proposed the…
Egypt: Leading Muslim Brotherhood figures die in jail
A senior leader of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, Essam el-Erian has died. El Erian died at a jail sanatorium in Cairo on Thursday after suffering a heart attack. The sixty six 12 months ancient had served…
NEWS: Landlord burns himself to death over financial…
A Nakulabye landlord has grow to be the modern-day victim of ‘self-immolation’ following comparable instances in the latest months. Andrew Mukiibi, 28, a resident of Nakulabye Zone 5 in Kampala City, set himself on furnace…
Rwanda Launches Innovative Covid-19 Batch Testing
Group Tests with Individual Results Wilfred Ndifon, a Rwanda researcher has created an innovative pool testing method that enables multiple people to have their samples tested together for the coronavirus without the need for single…
Business: Power cuts to dampen industry, consumer trust…
South Africa woke up to information of greater load shedding yesterday, with analysts warning a resurgence of power supply interruptions ought to derail South Africa’s monetary recuperation and stifle investments post Covid-19. Eskom started imposing…
Sports: Siasia Backs Osimhen For Serie A Success
Former Super Eagles gaffer, Samson Yebowei Siasia believes Victor Osimhen will hit the floor jogging in the Serie A subsequent season following his €70 million move to Napoli. In an exceptional chat with FCNaija from his…
Entertainment: Wizkid Becomes First African Artiste To Hit…
Renowned Nigerian hit maker, Wizkid has become the first African artiste to reach 2 billion streams on online music streaming platform, Spotify. The singer currently occupying no. 129 on the platform's artistes chart history. As…
Sudan: At least 8 people die in floods
At least eight people died in flooding after heavy rains in the city of Kassala in japanese Sudan, nearby media said Thursday. Ahmad Khalil, deputy administrative head of Kassala and Aroma towns, announced that 23…
South Africa: Thousands evicted from settlements
Nearly 2,000 humans have been evicted from a housing improvement in Johannesburg. According to neighborhood media, the occupants of the housing improvement were evicted by using the so called Red Ants on Wednesday The Red…
Breaking: Oil from damaged ship cleared in Mauritius
Almost all the gas oil from the Japanese-owned ship that prompted a huge oil spill, off the coast of Mauritius has been pumped out, Mauritius Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth says the operation had been a…
One year anniversary of DJ Arafat ‘s death
He is dead but still alive in the hearts of many fans. It is now one year since the motorbike accident that claimed the life of Ivorian star singer DJ Arafat. Thousands of his fans…
Health: WHO keen to review Russian vaccine trials
The World Health Organization said on Wednesday it was once looking ahead to reviewing scientific trials of a potential coronavirus vaccine developed in Russia. President Vladimir Putin declared Russia the first united states to approve…
Business: MTN, accused of dodgy tactics, slammed for…
Africa’s largest telecommunications network, MTN, is going through fresh allegations from US regulation association Sparacino PLLC following its choice to exit its Middle East portfolio in the next three to 5 years. Sparacino, which has…
