Colombia's FARC rebels have begun turning in their weapons to the United Nations in specially designated zones. The rebels signed a peace agreement with the government late last year, ending Latin America's longest-running conflict.

While talks involving the government and Syrian opposition continue in Geneva, on the ground civilians continue to suffer. One week into the talks, the possibility of a resolution remains uncertain.

Former Governor of Cross River State, Donald Duke said the Government should not toy with skills development.

The government in Zimbabwe has introduced a new school curriculum to teach children in their first language instead of in English. But some parents and teachers fear the policy will limit children's chances of getting jobs.

Thousands of protesters gathered in London on Monday as British MPs debated the government's decision to invite US President Donald Trump on a state visit.

Expert blames inconsistent government policies for economic challenges.

UN representative commend's Borno government over rebuilding efforts.

Opinion polls in Germany suggest that many people are uneasy about the number of refugees the country has taken in. The government has spent billions of euro to help newly-arrived refugees adapt.

Colombia's last active rebel group, the National Liberation Army, or ELN, has freed a hostage in a goodwill gesture ahead of peace talks with the government.

Police Denies Stopping Tuface's Anti-Government Protest.

A law allowing Prime Minister Theresa May to trigger Britain's exit from the European Union cleared its first legislative hurdle on Wednesday, paving the way for the government to launch divorce talks by the end of March.

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State has vowed to remain a thorn in the flesh of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) till the party is ousted from government in 2019.