How to buy Ripple
Currently, Ripple has become an increasingly popular cryptocurrency. As of February 2021, it ranked second in popularity among the existing cryptocurrencies. In 2020, Ripple was worth $0.20. However, its value rose to
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Shiite leader Zakzaky, wife held since 2015 regains freedom
Shiite Muslim leader Ibrahim Zakzaky and his wife detained for murder since 2015 in Nigeria have on Wednesday been discharged, lawyers said.
Oleg Baklanov, last Soviet coup plotter, dies
Oleg Baklanov, the last member of a failed coup against then USSR leader Mikhail Gorbachev in 1991, has died aged 89, the head of the Russian space agency said on Wednesday.
Supreme Court verdict on Akeredolu validates people’s mandate – Sanwo-Olu
Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State says the Supreme Court’s verdict on his Ondo State counterpart, Gov. Rotimi Akeredolu’s victory is a validation of people’s mandate.
Five die in accident on way to NYSC orientation camp
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), has confirmed the death of five prospective corps members who lost their lives in a fatal accident at about 2 am on Wednesday, along Abaji/Kwali Expressway.
Chelsea sign goalkeeper Bettinelli from neighbours
Chelsea have signed goalkeeper Marcus Bettinelli on a free transfer, the Premier League club announced Wednesday.
Philanthropy is part of me – Swag Omoluabi
Seasoned entrepreneur and brand influencer, Ipadeola Abiodun Oriyomi, popularly known as Swag Omoluabi, has hinged the reason for his philanthropic works on the need to assist humanity, given the disparity in status
Reining in Hepatitis: preventing and treating the hush killer among vulnerable populations in Kenya
Viral hepatitis caused 1.34 million deaths in 2015, a number comparable to deaths caused by TB and higher than those caused by HIV. However, the number of deaths due to viral hepatitis
Coronavirus – Zambia: COVID-19 Statistics Daily Status Update (28 July 2021)
476 new cases out of 6,083 tests (8% positive); 423 recoveries; and on a sad note 22 new deaths. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Zambia National Public Health Institute (ZNPHI).
40 Per Cent of Children in Eastern and Southern Africa are not in School
Download logo UNICEF estimates that 40 per cent of all school-aged children across Eastern and Southern Africa are currently not in school due to COVID19-induced closures and pre-pandemic levels of out of