Foreign

Trump is charged with abusing the powers of his office and obstructing a congressional inquiry into his conduct.

The amendments have induced suspicion that Mr Putin is preparing options for retaining a leadership position when his current term ends in four years.

Nigeria will be represented by some ministers and top government functionaries.

The delegation from Equatorial Guinea met with several Nigerian executives from the Africa Finance Corporation, Polaris Bank, Sterling Bank, First Bank, UBA and Zenith Bank.

Luanda Leaks, a new investigation by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and 36 media partners, exposes two decades of unscrupulous deals that made dos Santos Africa’s wealthiest woman.

Prince Harry’s official title was “His Royal Highness The Duke of Sussex.”

The passenger train hit a good train resulting in eight of its coaches going off the tracks.

The general elections in Burundi would be held in May.

Libya has been in turmoil since the 2011 overthrow of long-time dictator, Moamer Gaddafi.

Mr Rouhani was quoted as saying that Iran’s resistance and responses to the U.S. threats had compelled the Americans to step back.

The fires, which have killed 29 people and razed bushland across an area the size of Bulgaria, have hit several coastal towns at the height of the profitable summer season.

“The naming of these managers does not change a single thing,” said White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham in a statement.

According to prosecutors, the judge repeatedly received “considerable sums of money, precious objects, other goods and services including sexual favours.’’

Neither side has released specifics of the deal.

“South Africa has no issue in playing in Morocco but in line with SA government and AU resolutions, we will not play in Western Sahara.”

The nations named in the 2020 World Report of Human Rights Watch, range from Nigeria in the west, through Central Africa and the Great Lakes region to Somalia in the east.

Iranian officials arrested Robert Macaire on Saturday claiming that he participated in anti-government protests.

The judiciary spokesperson for Iran, Gholamhossein Esmali, said “extensive investigation has taken place and some individuals are arrested”.

Terrorists struck military targets for the third time in a month on January 9, killing 89 soldiers at a barracks north of the capital Niamey.

Iran accused British Ambassador Rob Macaire on Sunday of attending an “illegal demonstration” in Tehran.

The army chief was sacked after two of the country’s deadliest attacks in living memory killed at least 160 soldiers.

The rains began Saturday and continued overnight until Sunday, causing disruption in flight operations.