The long-time bodyguard of Saudi Arabia's King Salman was killed and seven others wounded during an incident in Jeddah.

Filmmaker Tim Travers Hawkins gets up close and personal with Chelsea Manning

Martins Oloja returns to Inside Stuff with three clear messages from Abuja. for personal engagement, Amotekun's ban and Imo politics on Inside Stuff. Buhari's daughter uses a Presidential jet for personal engagement, Amotekun's ban and Imo politics on Inside Stuff.

The organization has been accused of covering up decades of sexual abuse thought to have affected thousands. The bankruptcy filing would allow Boy Scouts of America to bring all of the abuse lawsuits into one court.

Bayelsa state governor, Douye Diri, has urged residents of the state not to panic over the outbreak of Coronavirus in some states in Nigeria.

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A warehouse in Aba market, Abia state, Nigeria dedicated to the production of Personal protective equipment's is now rolling out face masks to meet the growing demands. The popular production hub in Nigeria's South-East is stepping up to the task in the battle against the coronavirus pandemic.

Argentina's government is trying to negotiate a restructuring of debt with creditors as the country's finances dwindle. Officials have presented creditors with a vastly grimmer economic prognosis than they did in April.

France-based American jazz trumpeter Hermon Mehari has released a powerful second record called "A Change for the Dreamlike". Recorded in the French countryside during the first lockdown, it's more personal than his 2017 debut record "Bleu". He describes it as a "modern mixtape of dreams". Mehari drew inspiration from his childhood in the American Midwest as well as his family history. He tells FRANCE 24's Florence Villeminot about the track "A Conversation with My Uncle", where he plays along to a story his uncle tells about his father escaping Eritrea.

The coronavirus pandemic has eroded business for hairdressers across Germany. Now, the Klier Hair Group says it will need to close shops and lay off workers if it is to survive.

Cardinal Reinhard Marx, the archbishop of Munich, has announced plans to set up a foundation for victims of child abuse. The German cleric will contribute half a million euros of his own money in funds.

A corruption lawsuit against the gun-lovers' lobby has pushed the NRA to declare bankruptcy. The group says the move will ensure "sustainable" growth.