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• Camera Captures Couple Having Sex Atop 6,500 Feet Mountain

  6 hours ago - by Dorcas Akanni

  A mountain camera captured a couple having sex 6,500ft up an Austrian mountain. The webcam, which takes shots every 20 minutes at the Nock Mountain...

• Zimbabwe's COVID-19 Vaccines Run Out As Country Records Spike In Cases

  6 hours ago - by Sydney Elike

  Zimbabwe has run out of COVID-19 vaccines amid a surge in cases and fears of an impending third wave. The southern African nation's vaccination...

• Outcry In Pakistan As Prime Minister Links Rape With How Women Dress

  10 hours ago - by Bolanle Akinlade

  Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has stirred controversy by once again linking rapes to how women dress, provoking condemnation from political oppon...

• Re-Appointment Of Guterres, A Vote Of Confidence – UN Deputy Chief

  14 hours ago - by Bolanle Akinlade

  Amina Mohammed, the UN Deputy Secretary-General, says the re-appointment of Antonio Guterres as Secretary-General by the 193 members of the global bod...

• Military Rabbi Takes Office In Germany For First Time In Century

  1 day ago - by Bolanle Akinlade

  The first military rabbi to take office in Germany in 100 years will be inaugurated on Monday. The rabbi of the state of Saxony, Zsolt Balla, was t...

• COVID-19: UAE Eases Travel Restrictions For Passengers From Nigeria, S/Africa, India

  2 days ago - by Bolanle Akinlade

  The United Arab Emirates (UAE) authorities in Dubai has announced a revision in procedures for travellers coming from the Republic of India, South Afr...

• Hardline Judiciary Chief Raisi Wins Iranian Presidential Election

  3 days ago - by Bolanle Akinlade

  Conservative judiciary chief Ebrahim Raisi is clearly in the lead with most of the votes counted in Iran’s presidential election, an Interior Mi...

• Angola Registers Over 5,500 Deaths From Malaria In First 5 Months

  4 days ago - by Bolanle Akinlade

  At least 5,573 deaths from malaria have been registered in Angola in the first five months of 2021, Health Minister, Silvia Lutucuta, has said. Spe...

• Zambia's Founding Father, Former President Kenneth Kaunda, Dies At 97

  4 days ago - by Bada Yusuf Amoo

  The former President of Zambia and one of the Liberation giants in Africa, Kenneth Kaunda had died on Thursday at the age of 97. His death came follow...

• Iran: Three of Seven Presidential Candidates Withdraw From Race Two Days To Election

  5 days ago - by Bada Yusuf Amoo

  Two days before the presidential election in Iran, which is expected to be won by ultraconservative cleric Ebrahim Raisi, three of the six other candi...

• WHO Observes Spread Of Coronavirus Variant Lambda In Latin America

  6 days ago - by Bolanle Akinlade

  A coronavirus variant that has so far appeared mainly in Latin America is now under special observation by the World Health Organisation (WHO). &ld...

• COVID-19 Vaccination Mandatory For Care Home Staff In Britain

  6 days ago - by Bolanle Akinlade

  The British government is to announce that care home workers will be required to have mandatory coronavirus vaccinations. Health Secretary, Matt Ha...

• Israel Launches New Strikes On Gaza As Response To Incendiary Balloons On Wednesday

  6 days ago - by Bada Yusuf Amoo

  On Wednesday, Israel launched new strikes on Gaza Strip following the incendiary balloons sent by Palestinian militants into the South of the cou...

• COVID-19: Pakistanis Risk Losing Cellphone Service Over Rejection Of Vaccine

  1 week ago - by Sydney Elike

  Authorities in Pakistan have been forced to take drastic measures, including blocking citizens' cellphone service in two provinces over their fail...

• Drop In Blood Donations Add To Maternal Health Threats In Africa — WHO

  1 week ago - by Zaccheus Ukhueleigbe

  The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened the shortfall in blood donations, leading to a drop of 17% over the past year. According to reports, j...