National Secular Society3h
Extent of global ‘blasphemy’ laws revealed in report
The 'crime' of apostasy, or leaving a religion, and blasphemy are punishable by death in "at least 10 countries"*, the report ...
The Punch Newspapers5h
Reps open to discussing death penalty abolition — Kalu
The House of Representatives is open to discussions on whether Nigeria should abolish the death penalty, Benjamin Kalu said.
Well-known journalist in Somali community pleads guilty for role in Feeding our Future case
Mohamed Muse Noor, also known as “Deeq Darajo," is accused of signing forms with fake meal counts and fabricating invoices. Prosecutors say he did not feed 1,500 children snacks and supper each day as ...
The Star6h
UK government, Save the Children push for stronger public-private partnerships
At a forum in Somaliland's capital Hargeisa, the British government, in collaboration with Save the Children expressed commitment to strengthening partnerships between the public and private sectors ...
The Nation Newspaper7h
Nigerians will have final say on abolition of death penalty – Reps Deputy Speaker
“Notably, Nigeria abstained from the recent vote among 22 abstaining states. This trend indicates a strong movement towards the universal abolition of the death penalty. Within the African Union, 48 ...
Ecotextile News7h
Pace of circular transition needs to increase, report
The UK’s transition to a circular economy requires a whole systems approach across numerous industries, including clothing ...
President of Somalia: Trump must help defeat global terrorism
The United States needs to stay in the fight against al-Shabab to secure global trade.
The Guardian Nigeria9h
Nigerians have final say on abolition of death penalty – Kalu
Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt Hon. Benjamin Kalu says Nigerians have the final say on abolition of death penalty ...