Top anti-corruption officials ousted in Kenya
Kenya's top anti-corruption officials were suspended Thursday following a bitter standoff with parliament and after they alleged widespread graft in the east African nation.
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Chinese scientists ‘edit’ human embryos
In a controversial new research paper, Chinese scientists describe how they were able to manipulate the genomes of human embryos for the first time, raising ethical concerns about this new frontier in
White House: Two Al-Qaeda hostages killed in US operation
The White House said Thursday that a US operation in January against an Al Qaeda compound near the Afghan-Pakistan border killed one American and one Italian hostage, along with an American member
‘Cheap, quality malaria drugs will reduce poverty’
Nigeria will on Saturday April 25, 2015 join the rest of the world to mark the World Malaria Day. Fidson Healthcare Limited and the World Health Organisation (WHO) are calling on the
Clinton, Rubio lead in 2016 US election poll
Hillary Clinton and Marco Rubio are early frontrunners to become the next president of the United States
Chadian Army Reportedly Rescues 43 Boko Haram Child Soldiers in Nigeria
Azem Agouna, Chadian Army Spokesman, told newsmen that Chadian troops have rescued 43 children in Nigeria
Oluremi Olayinka sentenced to 266 years imprisonment for stealing N8m
A staff of popular eatery Sweet Sensation, Oluremi Olayinka has been sentenced to 266 years imprisonment
Armenian Church to canonise 1.5 million genocide victims
The Armenian Church prepared Thursday to canonise up to 1.5 million Armenians massacred by Ottoman forces
Confessed serial killer sentenced to hang in Bangladesh
A Bangladeshi court has sentenced a confessed serial killer to hang for the murder of a female garment worker who was tortured before being thrown in a river
Philippines accuses China coastguard of armed robbery
The Philippines accused the Chinese coastguard of robbing Filipino fishermen at gunpoint during a series of confrontations