The national assembly can regulate its own affairs – Senate
The national assembly can regulate its own affairs - Senate…
Arsene Wenger deflects questions about his future – not today, he says
Arsene Wenger says reporters will have to keep asking him about his future at Arsenal, and "one day I will answer". The manager says he believes both Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil…
Britain considering citizenship rights post-Brexit – May
British Prime Minister Theresa May says her government is considering options regarding the citizenship of EU nationals in Britain post-Brexit.…
CBN to sell N234bn T-bills next week
The Central Bank of Nigeria plans to sell about 234 billion naira of short-dated treasury bills next week to help finance the government's budget deficit and curb rising inflation.…
Lights go out at historic Delhi cinema after 84 years
Years of slow but steady decline have prompted the colonial-era Regal cinema, a New Delhi institution, to close its doors after more than 80 years of service.…
Cameron defends referendum call as Brexit launched
Former Britain's prime minister David Cameron defends his decision to call the referendum on UK membership of the European Union, as London formally launches the process to quit the bloc.…
Senate suspends Ali Ndume for six months
Senate suspends Ali Ndume for six months.…
Women are ‘titans’: Trump
During a speech at the Women's Empowerment Panel, President Trump said he will work to ensure that an economy is a place where women can 'work, succeed and thrive like never before'.…
UK foreign minister suggests ‘win-win’ Brexit
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson says he is confident Brexit negotiations will bring positive results for both Britain and the European Union.…
Italy: Anti-establishment mayor of Rome faces grim reality of power
Rome's first female mayor, Virginia Raggi, was hailed as a breath of fresh air when she swept to election victory on a wave of anti-establishment sentiment in June 2016.…