Category: Breaking News
-
Edinburgh: Sandeep Sandhu Sentenced to 12 years For Rape And Sexual Assault
After being found guilty of five crimes, including two charges of rape, at an earlier trial in October, Sandeep Sandhu, 35, was sentenced at the High Court in Edinburgh on Monday.
-
ICC Investigating Allegations Against France Cricket For Staging Fake Matches
France24 was initially contacted by former France women’s international and board member Tracy Rodriguez, who claimed to have attended games only to find out that they were never held.
-
Lola Mewu Awaits GWR Certification for A New World Record After Painting For 82 Hours
Nigerian artist Oyinlola Odemewu, also known as Lola Mewu, has broken the record for the longest painting marathon. Lola, who set out to paint for 72 hours, concluded the task on Wednesday morning, a total ot 82 hours.
-
“Amazon Grants £5,000 Scholarships to 30 Women in UK Pursuing Engineering and Computer Science
This year’s recipients, who all showed an interest in making a difference via technology and creativity, will receive £5,000 each year for up to four years of college to help with living expenses, books, and tuition.
-
Prophet Sues Chef Dammy for N20 Million Over Defamation
Damilola Adeparusi, also known as Chef Dammy, has been sued for N20 million by a priest in Ekiti State, Prophet Adegoke Jeremiah, nicknamed Billion Dollars Prophet, for defamation of character.
-
Kwara State Governor Proposes N5 Billion Incentive for States with More Female Representation
Incentives of up to N5 billion have been proposed by Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, for states and constituencies that elect more women to government positions.
-
Deaf Women Association of Nigeria Advocates Interpreters For Deaf Women At Hospitals
The Deaf Women Association of Nigeria (DWAN) has called for the use of interpreters in healthcare facilities to ensure that deaf patients are able to communicate effectively with the professionals there.
-
#FreePalestine: Women of Gulshan-e-Iqbal Protest War Crimes Against Gaza
50,000 pregnant women and girls in Gaza are at risk due to a lack of power and infrastructure, jeopardizing their access to antenatal care and vital medical supplies.
-
Prime Minister of Iceland, Others, Strike Over Gender Pay Disparity
Prime Minister Katrin Jakobsdottir has joined tens of thousands of Icelandic women who have decided to skip work on Tuesday in a show of solidarity against gender pay gap and gender-based violence in Iceland.
-
Megan Thee Stallion Reaches Legal Settlement With Former Label
Carl Crawford, CEO of the record label, issued a statement saying he and the rest of the firm “wish Megan the very best in her life and career.”