Jonathan Moi, the eldest son of former Kenyan President Arap Moi, is dead. Jonathan died on Friday, Standard media says. His cause of death has not been ascertained. “Moi’s eldest son will be remembered for his daring exploits in the … Continue reading Kenya’s Ex-President, Arap Moi Loses His First Son
Nigerian-American director, Rick Famuyiwa has been enlisted to work on the upcoming ‘Star Wars’ prequel. The untitled prequel is one of two live-action Star Wars series in the works for Disney+, alongside Jon Favreau’s ‘The Mandalorian’. The series, set to … Continue reading Nigeria’s Famuyiwa to Direct Upcoming ‘Star Wars’ Series
Recall that on Wednesday, April 17, a motion of no confidence was submitted as MPs blamed Prime Minister Soumeylou Boubeye Maiga for failing to handle the violence. President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, who accepted Maiga and his ministers’ resignation, said: “A … Continue reading Mali’s Prime Minister and His Entire Government Resign Over Rise of Violence
Okeigbo, who is an indigene of Olokoro Amangbo Community, Umuahia South local government area of Abia state, gave birth to three boys and two baby girls on Wednesday, April 17, through a caesarean section. In an interview with NAN, the … Continue reading 42-Year-Old Woman Finally Gives Birth in Kogi State After Waiting for 18 Years
Statistics from the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) have shown that the Abuja-Kaduna railway has carried 1.5 million passengers in 1,000 days of operation. Fidet Okhira, the managing director of the NRC disclosed this at an event to mark the great … Continue reading Abuja-Kaduna Train Sets New Record, Carries 1.5m Passengers in 1,000 Days of Operation
Riding a bus across metro Detroit should be a bit more seamless starting May 1. That’s when the region’s two main bus networks — DDOT and SMART — are rolling out a unified payment system that will eliminate transfers, and … Continue reading DDOT, SMART to Launch Unified Payment System to Cut Hassle for Detroit Bus Riders
Google on Thursday said users of its hugely popular Android devices would be offered a choice of five browsers and search engines as part of the company’s effort to meet EU competition concerns. The European Commission last July hit Google … Continue reading Google Offers Android Users Choices of Five Browsers to Satisfy EU
Democratic Republic of Congo President Felix Tshisekedi has declared Friday a day of mourning with 114 people still missing days after a boat capsized on Lake Kivu, killing 13, the presidency said. He has also decided to make it obligatory … Continue reading Democratic Republic of Congo Declares Mourning as 127 Feared Dead in Boat Sinking
When Iddris Sandu was in high school, he developed a mobile software that would later gain the attention of former U.S. president Barack Obama and land him at the White House, where he received the honorary presidential scholar award. He … Continue reading Meet the African Behind Uber, Instagram and Snapchat Apps
Peru’s former president Alan Garcia shot himself in the head at his home on Wednesday as police were about to arrest him in a sprawling corruption case, his lawyer and hospital officials said. Garcia shot himself in the head at … Continue reading Peru’s Ex-president Garcia Shoots Himself Just Before his Arrest
