Poland’s prime minister has backtracked on an earlier decision to award bonuses to the national football team after the ongoing FIFA 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
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INDONESIA: New Law Criminalizes Sex Outside Marriage
Sex outside marriage has been ruled illegal in Indonesia after parliament approved a new criminal code that bans anyone in the country from having extramarital sex.
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NETHERLANDS: Utrecht Library Offer Cycling To recharge E-devices
A library in Utrecht city in the Netherlands is the first place where one can charge electronic devices by cycling for it.
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UGANDA: Medical Union Begs Musevini For Third Term In A Viral Video
A group of doctors in Uganda seen on a viral video kneeling before long-time President Yoweri Museveni, begging him to stand for a seventh term in office after 35 years as leader.
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BURKINA FASO: Government Indefinitely Suspends French Radio Over ‘Terrorist Propaganda’ Broadcast
Burkina Faso on Saturday ordered the immediate indefinite suspension of Radio France Internationale (RFI) broadcasts, accusing it of putting out a “message of intimidation” attributed to a “terrorist leader”.
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ENTITLED: E-scooter Rider Drags Council To Court Over Pothole Crash
A 22-year-old woman who shattered her knee when she hit a pothole while riding illegal e-scooter is suing for £30,000 compensation in the first case of its kind to get to court.
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REDEMPTION: Will Smith Makes His Return To Red Carpet With Emancipation
Will Smith and his family graced Hollywood red carpet again since his infamous slap incident with comedian Chris Rock at the Oscars at the premier of Antoine Fuqua’s story – Emancipation.
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NIGERIA: Teaching In Mother Tongue To Replace English language In Primary Schools
A new policy aimed at promoting the teaching of primary school pupils in mother tongue has been issued in Nigeria. The move abolishes the use of English language forced on the educational system in the colonial era.
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SUDAN: Seven East African Nations Signs A Free Movement Of People Agreement
A gathering of the East Africa Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) has concluded in Khartoum, Sudan with the signing of a free movement agreement between the seven country member state to facilitate trade.
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FOUND: Family Of Kidnapped Toddler From Texas Reunited 51-Years Later
More than 50 years after her babysitter kidnapped her as a baby in Texas, a US woman has reunited with her family, who tracked their missing loved one down with a aid of a DNA test.
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