Russian President Vladimir Putin signed decrees instructing Russia’s Armed Forces to maintain peace in the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics (DPR and LPR). The documents,
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Putin receives permission to deploy Russian troops in Donetsk and Luhans from Federation Council
The Federation Council granted permission to Russian President Vladimir Putin to use Russian armed forces abroad. The corresponding appeal was considered by the upper house
Nutrition: FCTA engages 300 women on tomato processing, preservation technique
No fewer than 300 rural women in Abuja, Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT), have received improved skills in the processing and preservation of tomato using
Digitalisation key to creative content
The Nigerian Ministry of Communication and Digital Economy has revealed that technology startups are not only the key driver of economic growth, saying global startup
Putin announces end of Minsk agreements as Russia recognize independence of Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics DPR & LPR
Russian President Vladimir Putin declared during a news conference on February 22 that the Minsk agreements are no longer in effect because Russia has recognized
Victoria Beckham under criticism for posting illegal photoshoot of her son
British designer and singer Victoria Beckham has faced criticism on Instagram for posting the candid photoshoot of her son Cruz Beckham for i-D magazine. She
Judgment in case between Hani family and SACP against killer of former leader Chris Hani reserved
Judgment in the matter between the Hani family and the South African Communist Party (SACP) against the killer of former leader Chris Hani has been
Western Cape records increase in Dam levels
Misverstand and Miertjieskraal dams are the only dams that have seen an increase of more than 5%. this week. This is according to the weekly
Pension challenges: Lawmakers insist on Proposed amendments to Pension Act
The Nigerian House of Representatives says the proposed amendments to the Pension Reform Act 2014 would solve the avoidable challenges being faced by retirees in
Omicron variant no more severe than original strain -WHO
The World Health Organisation -WHO, on Tuesday said that, the BA. 2 variant of the Omicron coronavirus strain is not more severe than the original.