November 3, 2019

Vatican security chief Giani steps down over finance probe leak

The head of Vatican security, Domenico Giani, has resigned amid a finance scandal in the city-state. The resignation follows the leak of information from an investigation into alleged financial wrongdoing.…

5 years ago

News·World

France’s Europe Minister Amélie de Montchalin: ‘Peace in Ireland is not negotiable’

France's Europe Minister Amélie de Montchalin: 'Peace in Ireland is not negotiable'…

5 years ago

News·World

Former militants protest non-payment of allowances

Former militants protest non-payment of allowances…

5 years ago

National·News

A solar off-the-grid school in Nigeria

In the face of power supply challenges, a school in Nigeria has decided to generate its own electricity. Not only does that make the school more self-sufficient, it’s also helping the environment…

5 years ago

National·News

Germany rules leave 5G network door open for Huawei

German regulators have released a set of guidelines on network security for companies wanting to help build next-generation 5G infrastructure. The conditions stop short of excluding controversial Chinese telecom Huawei.…

5 years ago

Science & Tech

NESG sets agenda for competitive Private sector

The 25th edition of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group has ended in Abuja with an agenda for competitive private sector.…

5 years ago

Business·News

Minimum Wage: Minister accuses Unions of resorting to intimidation

Labour and Employment Minister, Chris Ngige, described the proposed strike by organised labour as an attempt to intimidate the government.…

5 years ago

National·News

Reps to engage MDAs, banks, multinational companies on compliance with remittance of pension funds

The House of Representatives on Tuesday unveiled plans to engage Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) as well as oil companies and other major Multinational companies with the view to ensure compliance with…

5 years ago

National·News

Chile general strike goes ahead despite Pinera reforms

A general strike went ahead in Chile, despite President Sebastian Pinera announcing a social reforms package aimed at quelling the protests. Students, copper workers, teachers and healthcare workers joined the march.…

5 years ago

Business·News

South Africa crush England to lift Rugby World Cup

South Africa put in a powerful performance to clinch a convincing 32-12 victory over England at the Rugby World Cup final in Japan. It's the third time that the Springboks have lifted…

5 years ago

Sport

November 03, 2019

Vatican security chief Giani steps down over finance probe leak

France’s Europe Minister Amélie de Montchalin: ‘Peace in Ireland is not negotiable’

Former militants protest non-payment of allowances

A solar off-the-grid school in Nigeria

Germany rules leave 5G network door open for Huawei

NESG sets agenda for competitive Private sector

Minimum Wage: Minister accuses Unions of resorting to intimidation

Reps to engage MDAs, banks, multinational companies on compliance with remittance of pension funds

Chile general strike goes ahead despite Pinera reforms

South Africa crush England to lift Rugby World Cup

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