EDITORIAL: Slavery Reparations: A global quest for justice
The UN General Assembly set aside 25 March as the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery.
The UN General Assembly set aside 25 March as the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery.
According to Mr Starmer, the decision was intended to maintain prospects for peace while reaffirming the UK’s commitment to securing ...
Mr Tutu died Sunday at the Oasis Frail Care Center in Cape Town, South Africa.
Mr Johnson had already postponed the trip once from January, when COVID-19 infections were high in Britain.
Notable omissions from the article’s signatories include the U.S. and China.
Mr Johnson, his health minister, and other top officials all caught the virus early in the pandemic.
Scottish authorities say it is organising the referendum as UK faces the prospect of being withdrawn from EU.
"Alhaji Atiku’s continuous portrayal of himself as a shadow President under our system borders on felony and makes him a ...
Theresa May announced on Friday that she will quit as the leader of the ruling Conservative Party and Prime Minister ...
Mrs May’s Brexit deal has been rejected three times by parliament.
EU leaders will meet on Wednesday to decide on whether to give Britain an extension and how long it could ...
Parliament is to hold a debate on Brexit on February 14.
Theresa May says a new vote would be a "gross betrayal" of democracy.
Theresa May won the ballot on her leadership by 200 votes to 117.
The prime minister could be toppled if a simple majority of 317 Conservative MPs (members of parliament) vote against her.
"I will contest that vote with everything that I've got."
The British Prime Minister wore the jacket to Nigeria.
Theresa May earlier on Wednesday met with President Muhammadu Buhari.
The Nigerian leader lauded the British government for its assistance to Nigeria in the fight against terrorists.
The governor of Lagos State is expected to receive the prime minister and her entourage later today at the airport.
Ms May said Britain’s steel and aluminium industries were hugely important to the UK.
Naa’imur Rahman is accused of planning to detonate an explosive device at the gates of Downing Street to gain access ...
CAN says majority of Nigerians reject same-sex marriage.
“… politicians are already preoccupied with the polls, but I am bothered more about security and the economy.”
The official resigned after making misleading comments about pornography on computers in his parliamentary office.
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