#EndSARS Protests: Enugu Governor inaugurates administrative panel of inquiry

An army veteran and a foreign service officer who overheard Trump's call to Ukraine's President Zelenskiy gave their testimony to Congress. Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman said there was "no doubt" what Trump was asking for.

The public impeachment inquiry into US President Donald Trump has moved Ukraine into the global spotlight. Officials in Kyiv are worried about the negative fallout, which has already begun.

We look at the Lebanese press as the country enters a new coronavirus lockdown.

In tonight's show, a Paris appeals court has rejected a request to reopen an investigation into the 1994 death of Rwanda's then president in a plane crash - that crash was a key trigger in the genocide of the Tutsis. Also, major political turmoil continues in Mali with ongoing calls from the opposition for the resignation of President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta. And elephants are dying in numbers much higher than usual in Bostwana, a tragic phenomenom that is confounding scientists.

In Edo state, the government is beaming its searchlight on fraudsters and abusers of public funds with a promise to make them bear the weight of the law when found culpable.

#EndSARS Protests: Enugu Governor Inaugurates Administrative Panel Of Inquiry

Lekki Shooting: 10,027 individuals, 1254 organisations sign petitions to ICC to inquiry

#EndSARS: Enugu panel of inquiry resumes sitting

My son dies in the same hospital he was given birth to, a father tells Lagos panel of inquiry

The New Zealand Royal Commission of Inquiry has detailed a host of failings ahead of the 2019 terror attacks on two mosques. But it says authorities could not have done anything to prevent the massacre.

The United States Federal Trade Commission has ordered nine major social media and streaming services to hand over information about how they collect and use personal data from their users. The platforms concerned include Facebook, YouTube, Snapchat, TikTok and Amazon's Twitch. This inquiry comes as the European Commission prepares to unveil its new draft regulations for the technology industry. Also today, Pinterest agrees a $22.5 million settlement with its former chief operating officer, who had accused the company of gender discrimination.

United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres expressed concern in a statement Tuesday about the humanitarian situation in Ethiopia's Tigray region, saying "urgent steps" must be taken as the government denies allegations by three opposition parties that there are over 50,000 civilian deaths. And in South Africa, the anti-graft inqquiry commission slams Zuma's defiance at appearing in court.