Default position should be to keep schools open, but primary consideration should be safety, Fauci says
Schools need to open when they can, but safety comes first, Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of
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2,200 firefighters were battling a blaze that was burning out of control Monday in southern California
The Apple Fire, which broke out Friday near the city of San Bernardino, has so far burnt more than 20,000
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Twitter was filled with mixed reactions and debate after news broke on Monday that South Africa retail giant, Shoprite plans to leave Nigeria
Earlier, Channels Television reported that the company, which is one of Africa’s largest supermarket chains, had begun a formal process to exit
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A total of 117 Nigerians stranded in three East African countries as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic have returned home
They were brought back to the country on Sunday from Rwanda, Uganda, and Tanzania. The airplane which evacuated the returnees
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More than 200,000 people have died from coronavirus in Latin America and the Caribbean
The number of fatalities stood at 200,212 in Latin America and the Caribbean, out of a total 4,919,054 reported cases.
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A former Minister for Commerce and industry, Charles Ugwuh, has been elected as the chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Imo State.
Ugwuh emerged the consensus candidate for the party’s chairmanship position at the State Congress held on Saturday at the Kanu
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$12 million after being caught last year in President Xi Jinping’s sweeping campaign against corruption
Hu Huaibang, former party secretary and chairman of the China Development Bank, had taken advantage of his positions to illegally
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At least six people, mostly children, died when an improvised explosive device went off in northern Burkina Faso
The IED, which exploded as the group’s cart was passing late Saturday, also injured four others, they said. Northern Burkina
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There aren’t enough Americans wearing masks, coronavirus researcher says
There are not nearly enough Americans using masks to bend the curve on the coronavirus infection rate, the head of
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About 7% of participants in British study tested positive for coronavirus antibodies
About 7% of participants in a British study tested positive for coronavirus antibodies, according to results from the first month
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