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A referee and a student are among hundreds of people reportedly killed during widespread anti-government protests across Iran, according to accounts from friends and human rights organisations. A friend disclosed that Coach Amir Mohammad Koohkan, a referee, was hit by live ammunition on January 3 during protests in the town of Neyriz. The incident is
Burkina Faso has announced that security forces have thwarted an alleged plot to assassinate the country’s military leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré. The country’s Security Minister disclosed this in a late-night broadcast, stating that the plan was sophisticated and had been carefully coordinated. According to the minister, the alleged plot was masterminded by Lieutenant Colonel Paul
Nigerians and other travellers applying for the United States B1/B2 visas may now be required to post visa bonds of up to $15,000 under a new travel restriction introduced by the US State Department. Visa bonds are financial guarantees demanded by the US government from certain foreign nationals from countries classified as high-risk. The requirement
A senior Russian military officer has been killed in a car bombing in Moscow. Russia’s Investigative Committee confirmed that Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov died early this morning after an explosive device planted under a car detonated. Sarvarov, aged 56, was the head of the Russian armed forces’ operational training department. Authorities have launched an investigation
South African authorities have launched an investigation after a Nigerian man was shot dead by police officers during a traffic stop. The incident has drawn strong reactions from Nigerians both at home and abroad, with calls for justice and accountability. Nigeria’s diplomatic mission in South Africa has also demanded a thorough and transparent probe. Human
The United States has announced new travel restrictions affecting Nigeria and several other countries. The policy, according to US authorities, is based on security and immigration concerns. The decision has sparked mixed reactions among Nigerians, with many expressing worries over its impact on travel, education, and business opportunities. Nigerian government officials said they are engaging
Sporadic gunfire and explosions have been reported in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as M23 rebels advance toward a key city, escalating an offensive that has forced thousands of civilians to flee across the border into neighbouring Burundi. Residents reported widespread panic as shops and schools were shut down, with many people remaining indoors
US and Ukrainian negotiators have developed an updated and refined framework aimed at achieving a peace settlement in the ongoing conflict, according to a joint statement released after talks in Geneva. Both parties said the discussions on the US-backed proposal had been “highly productive,” and confirmed that intensive negotiations would continue in the coming days.
Women’s rights organisations across South Africa are mobilising for nationwide protests, demanding that gender-based violence (GBV) be officially declared a national disaster amid rising attacks on women. The campaign, which began as a viral social media movement, has gained significant momentum and will culminate in a nationwide “shutdown” today, ahead of the G20 Summit holding
The United Kingdom has urged its citizens to avoid traveling to several areas in Nigeria due to rising concerns over terrorism, violent crime, kidnappings, and intercommunal clashes. The advisory, released by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and published on GOV.UK on Sunday, noted that insecurity is increasing across Nigeria. It added that
