Inspector general of police, Sir Mike Okiro, yesterday in Abuja paraded one Chimauch Ohiri, Michael Okwukwu and Angel Gabriel Enifoghale, suspected to be the kidnappers of Mrs. Frank Nneji wife of the managing director ABC Transport Company and Elder Chukwu
Health authorities have started countrywide investigations of all pharmacies over reported fake malaria drugs on the market. The aim is to establish authenticity of media reports in Uganda that a recent study by U.S. scientists indicated that fake malaria medication
To convey the reasons and effects of xenophobia in South Africa and its effect on the working class, Thandokuhle Manzi and Patrick Bond take a microscopic look at Cato Manor Township, one of the sites where the attacks took place.
The Lord Mayor of the City of London, Honourabe Alderman David Lewis yesterday delivered a cheque of £i50,000 to the Federal Government as money recovered as proceeds of money laundering from Nigerians arrested by the London Metropolitan police.
The Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND) has threatened to make the Democracy day celebrations a bloody one for President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua as they have allegedly concluded plans to detonate car bombs in some Niger Delta States.
Senate president David Mark said yesterday that a statement credited to Coalition of Idoma Youths Movement in a newspaper was designed to discredit him.
A 32-year-old man Musa Isah has been arrested in Zaria, Kaduna State, for allegedly raping an 82-year-old woman, Malama Salamatu Idris, to death at Tudun Wada.
The Embassy of France in Abuja has given a grant of N8.9m to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) in a bid to strenghten the fight against human trafficking and all forms of modern slavery.
A middle-aged man, Musibau Salami, has been nabbed by the police as he was spotted by the police detectives attached to Ikotun police station in area 'G' of the pipeline explosion to steal from victims.
The bringing down to only five from an initial twelve the number of regional local administrative units - provinces - will not affect the number of women parliamentarians.
THE Namibian High Commissioner in South Africa is expected to fly to the Western Cape today to look into complaints by Namibians there who say they have fallen victim to anti-foreigner attacks.
The Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC) is on the verge of busting a crime syndicate which involves local professionals and South Africans who hatched a plan to siphon millions of Pula from the Central Medical Stores (CMS).
A VILLAGER from the Kavango Region and his daughter have both been arrested and charged with incest, after his wife allegedly repeatedly caught the two engaged in the sexual act.
FORMER Namdeb employee James Vilho Auala exercised his right to remain silent yesterday in the face of allegations that he had stolen a parcel of diamonds worth about N$438 000 from his employer in January 2005.
A computer system in Government offices that enables public servants to report corruption cases anonymously has been blocked, threatening the war against graft.
Two suspected armed civilian thugs accused of killing the son of West Budama North MP William Oketcho were yesterday charged with multiple counts of murder and aggravated robbery at the General Court Martial (GCM).
An attempt by religious leaders to hold prayers at the home of jailed Mungiki sect leader Maina Njenga was Wednesday thwarted by a combined team of security personnel.
