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Hong Kong rejects UK stance on new security law
The Hong Kong Government has described the United Kingdom criticism against China's move to impose national security legislation on Beijing as biased.
It added that the report did not represent the accurate state of issues and that UK…
WHO raises concerns over Nigeria, South Africa, others COVID-19 spread
After accessing the figures of COVID-19 test from African countries, World Health Organization (WHO) has raised concerns that the coronavirus pandemic was accelerating in Africa, spreading to the hinterland from capital cities where it…
Singapore approves anti-viral drugs for COVID-19 treatments after 25 death cases
Singapore has approved the use of the anti-viral drug, remdesivir, to treat coronavirus patients after the country recorded twenty-five fatalities to the viral infections.
It explained that the approval of the drug for the treatment of…
Italy COVID-19 death toll hits 33,899
The Italian Government has announced that 53 more fatalities were recorded from the novel coronavirus, bringing the death toll in the country to 33,899.
As more regions registered no new cases, the slowing trend of deaths seen last month…
Spain marks zero COVID-19 death three months after outbreak
By NewsDesk, with Agency reports
The Spanish government has disclosed that the country recorded zero coronavirus fatality for the first time in no fewer than ninety-days, saying the feat also meant there hade been a drop in number of…
Breaking: Police arrest CNN reporter on live TV
By NewsDesk,
A Cable News Network (CNN) reporter, Omar Jimenez, has been arrested by the Police live on television in Minneapolis while reporting on the continued looting and riots that greeted the death of George Floyd.
Recall…
620M homes to witness power disruption globally
By NewsDesk, with Agency reports
As the effect of coronavirus rages on globally, many families estimated about 620 million people across the world will remain in darkness till 2030 as part of the negative effect occasioned by the…
10 South Sudan ministers test coronavirus positive
By NewsDesk, with Agency reports
The South Sudan Government has disclosed that no fewer than ten cabinet ministers have tested positive, alongside several bodyguards and staff, to the global pandemic.
It explained that the…
Lesotho swears in new prime minister after Thabane’s resignation
By NewsDesk
Following the resignation of Thomas Thabane as Lesotho's Prime Minister, the southern African country has sworn in a former finance minister, Moeketsi Majoro, as the new Prime Minister.
The ceremony came on the heels of…
America awards $812M coronavirus drug manufacture contract to local company
By NewsDesk,
The American Govt. has awarded a contract worth $812 million for the manufacture of coronavirus medications within the country, saying that the move would curb the nation's dependence on foreign-made and imported…