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Fires on the rise in Brazil’s Amazon despite ban
In spite of a ban, the number of fires in Brazil’s Amazon region continues to rise, according to official figures...
Read moreNight curfew imposed in Australia’s Melbourne as COVID-19 cases rise
A night curfew has been announced in Australia’s second-largest city of Melbourne as COVID-19 cases continue to rise, mostly due...
Read moreTwo aircraft collide in U.S, Alaska state legislator among 7 killed
Two aircraft collided in midair Friday near the Soldotna Airport on Kenai Peninsula in the U.S. state of Alaska, killing...
Read moreMoroccan Navy rescues 183 illegal migrants
The Moroccan Navy has rescued 183 illegal sub-Saharan African migrants off the kingdom’s Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts, official news agency...
Read moreMadagascar plans to relaunch tourism sector
Madagascar’s President, Andry Rajoelina, planned the partially reopening of tourism sector in October this year, a statement from the presidency...
Read moreEvacuation: 289 Nigerians arrive from U.S.
Two hundred and eighty nine (289) Nigerians arrived Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, from United States of America (USA), on...
Read moreIsrael, Nigeria sign bilateral agreement on green energy
The State of Israel and Nigeria on Wednesday signed bilateral agreement in the field of green energy development. The agreement...
Read moreUAE waives visa penalty fee for Nigerians willing to return home by August
THE Nigerian Embassy in United Arab Emirates (UAE) says the Arab country has granted a waiver on penalty fees for...
Read moreTrump mocks Portland mayor who was gassed by federal troops
President Donald Trump called Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler “pathetic” after the Oregon politician was gassed by federal troops while standing among protesters outside a courthouse. “He made a...
Read moreMexican president says need for face masks not proven scientifically
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Friday that the need to always wear a face mask in public...
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