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Three Swedish right-wing parties will build a minority government with the unprecedented backing of the far-right Sweden Democrats, the four parties said Friday, immediately unveiling plans to construct new nuclear reactors as well as crack down on crime and immigration.
Real Warri Pikin is in Ghana ahead of her first comedy show in the country and has expressed her admiration for DKB and Comedian Waris' comedy styles and craft
German sportswear giant Adidas said Friday a row with Morocco over a design on a football top for arch-rivals Algeria had been resolved, and that it regretted the controversy. "We would like to express our deep respect to the people and craftsmen of Morocco and regret the controversy surrounding this case."
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan backs the Kremlin's idea of creating an international gas hub in Turkey and wants his government to quickly present implementation plans, Turkish media reported Friday. "We are quickly establishing a security net" for the new gas distribution centre project, Erdogan said.
A Kenyan lawyer said Friday he has filed a court challenge to a decision by the new government to lift a decade-old ban on genetically modified crops. The government has defended its decision, saying it would enable Kenya to have disease-resistant crops and improve yields.
UK finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng dashed home Friday from Washington for crisis talks with Prime Minister Liz Truss, with both their jobs on the line as their budget plans unravel. But speaking in Washington on Thursday, the under-fire minister insisted that his job was safe.
A viral TikToK video which captures the lady dancing with her very young-looking mother and grandmother has recently got many on social media crushing on them.
Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia has cut sod for an astroturf to be constructed in Tumu, Upper West Region of Ghana. The project will cost about $2 million.
Nigerian university lecturers on Friday suspended an eight-month strike over pay, welfare and crumbling facilities, the latest industrial dispute to hit Africa's most populous nation. The demands of the lecturers, as in previous strikes, are the same -- higher pay, improved welfare, increased funding and upgraded facilities.
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