Heineken UEFA Champions League finale winners emerge
For Daniel Ogar, an Abuja-based Arsenal fan, the dream trip will soothe the pain of seeing his team knocked out of the tournament.  He enthused, “I have never been part of any
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Vatican signs deal with Italy in bid to tackle tax evaders
The Vatican said Wednesday it had signed an agreement to share financial information with Italy in a bid to stamp out tax evasion within the once-secretive city state.
Uduaghan tasks Warri Wolves on battle of Ethiopia
Wolves won the first leg 2-0 at the Warri City Stadium to raise hope of qualification to the next round, having crashed out at this stage of the championship last year.
Dozens dead as dairy plant bombed in war-torn Yemen
Dozens of civilians were reported dead Wednesday after a dairy plant was bombed in Yemen, as aid groups warned of a brewing humanitarian crisis from Saudi-led strikes on Shiite rebels.
CAF rejects Tunisian appeal against fine, as Carthage Eagles escape ban
However, CAF did not ban the North African country from the next edition of the tournament — as it had threatened to do — after the Tunisian Football Federation made a “a
Spain detains Moroccan mother who wanted to send twins to jihad in Syria
A Spanish court on Wednesday remanded in custody a Moroccan woman suspected of trying to send her twin 16-year-old sons to Syria to become jihadi fighters, a year after her other son
Uganda al-Shabaab prosecutor shot dead
Kagezi was targeted on her way home by motorbike gunmen, officials say.
The aphorism of transition
THE saying that ‘youths are the leaders of tomorrow’ may be true for some nations of the world, that have internalised this dictum in the structure of their national life, such that
African leaders call for increased ownership, continental integration
There was a strong call for action to the ministers of finance present for policy makers to do more to push for industrialisation. For this they called for more integration, less dependent
Lagos begins issuance of licence to taxi operators
The exercise, which was held at Adeyemi Bero auditorium, Alausa, Ikeja and witnessed by hundreds of taxi operators, was another attempt by the state government at making the megacity friendly for investors