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Northwest Nigeria state imposes lockdown over bandit attacks
The northwest Nigerian state of Zamfara has imposed a local lockdown and closed some markets and highways amid restrictions to contain renewed attacks by bandit militias after the breakdown of a peace deal, officials said. Zamfara, one of the worst hit by the bandit violence, had enjoyed a lull in attacks following peace deal with the gunmen, including with powerful warlord Bello Turji.
Makgotso M bags new role in international film 'Survive', actress opens up about her battle with mental health
Makgotso M has bagged a new role in an international film titled 'Survive'. The South African actress opened up about her battle with mental health online.
Nick Evans catches a black mamba in ceiling with friend, describes harrowing situation: "A hectic rescue"
Snake rescuer Nick Evans caught a black mamba in a ceiling with a helpful friend. He described the whole ordeal in detail and explained the difficulty of it.
"God first": Lady prays dutifully over her 2-bedroom apartment before moving in; video melts hearts
A video has shown when a young Nigerian lady moved into a new apartment with a lot of prayers. She invited her sisters to help her in prayers before moving in.
K.O continues to make hits after more than a decade in music: From Teargas to creating amazing solo brand
K.O has more than a decade-long career in rap. The rapper continues to deliver smash hits, proving his longevity in the hip-hop industry since his Teargas days.
'Shelf-life of a lettuce': Truss's nightmare on Downing Street
British Prime Minister Liz Truss has had the shortest of political honeymoons since taking over from Boris Johnson. Taking out the 10 days of mourning for Queen Elizabeth II, Truss had only a week in control of events before her political programme imploded, leading to the sacking of her finance minister.
Diamond dealer who donated R500k to Jacob Zuma says God told him to help Msholozi and visit Nkandla
Louis Liebenberg believes that God asked him to give former President Jacob Zuma R500 000 for his private prosecution trial of Billy Downer and Karyn Maughan.
Ex-minister Malusi Gigaba wants to be the next ANC secretary-general, says he's the right man
The former Minister of Home Affairs and Public Enterprises, Malusi Gigaba, plans to make a political comeback and wants to be the ANC's next secretary-general.
Denmark paves the way for 'loss and damage' climate aid
It may seem a drop in the ocean, but the $13 million Denmark has earmarked as aid for climate change-related "loss and damages" set an important precedent. Their announcement was nevertheless widely seen as setting an important precedent.
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