Pope Francis died at the age of 88, the Vatican had announced. The Pope, who is the Bishop of Roman and the Head of the Catholic Church, became a pope in 2013 After its predecessor Benedict XVI resign. Francis has experienced a series of health concerns in recent years and spent 38 days in the hospital in February and March …
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A pope of firsts, Francis was an outspoken champion of the deprived – but left some feeling betrayed | World News
His arrival as pontiff heralded a new kind of leadership for the Catholic Church. Described by some as the people’s pope, Pope Francis showed a willingness to welcome those who’d felt shunned by the Catholic faith, but as a reformer at heart, he also faced huge criticism from conservatives within the church. The clash between the traditional and the liberal …
Read More »U-20 AFCON: CAF announces fixtures, offices
The Confederation of African football, (CAF), has announced fixtures and places for the Cup of the Africa U-20 Africa nations. CAF also released the dates and the days of kick-off for the group stage and the direct elimination systems of the two-year competition. Egypt will host the competition from 27 April to 18 May 2025. The hosts will face Zambia …
Read More »The National Assembly extends the date of resumption of legislators to May 6th
The National Assembly extends the date of resumption of legislators to May 6, Abuja (basic reporter) The management of the National Assembly has extended the Plenary recovery date of the senators and members of the Chamber of Representatives on 6 April 2025. Federal legislators went to a break at the end of last month to allow their Muslim and Christian …
Read More »Haiti’s independence debt to France focused on debate at the United Nations
The first country to free itself from slavery through a successful rebellion, Haiti gained independence from France in 1804. But the price to oppose colonial orders was very steep. On April 17, 1825, surrounded by French warships, Haiti agreed to pay compensation of 150 million gold francs to European rule. Officially, payments are intended to provide compensation to the owner …
Read More »The Head of the United Nations Urges the ‘Best Breeding’ amid the Increased Violence in Yemen
At least five humanitarian workers are said to be among those who are injured, and significant damage is reported to port infrastructure. There are also fears of oil leakage to the Red Sea, increasing environmental problems. In a statement Published on Saturday by his spokesman, António Guterres stressed that international law, including international humanitarian law, “must be respected at any …
Read More »75 Bouquets for Maurice Iwu, by Andy Ezeani
Prof.Maurice iwu In the wake of the general elections of 2007 and the screeching criticisms of the polls by opposition parties, in particular, Umaru Musa Yar’adua, who won the presidency, made a conclusion in terms of admission and conciliation, according to which the polls through which he just arrived in charge, were not perfect. This, usually, was not a declaration …
Read More »Chief Louis Alozie (San) The launched chairs of the Book of IGBO “ILULU NA AKPALAKW IGBO” in MBAISE
By SilverNews The Easter celebrations of Monday in Mbaise have today taken on an academic and cultural tone, such as Capo Louis M. Alozie, Senior supporter of Nigeria (San), chairs the official launch of the revolutionary literary work of Igbo entitled “Ilolu na akpaalaokw igbo”. This 32 -page book, written and completed by the great Mbaise Development Forum, represents a …
Read More »Sudan War: Hundreds of Thousands of Empires from New Violence in North Darfur
New attacks on camps – including Zamzam and Abu Shouk – who protected those who were displaced by previous violence had now forced around 400,000 to 450,000 people to escape again. According to UN Humanitarian Coordinator Office in SudanMany move towards the city of Tawila, the coarse marra or other remote areas – far from health services, clean water and …
Read More »Carlo Acutis: How do you become a saints – and how do Santa Millennium do it? | World News
Teenager born in London Carlo Acutis will be the first millennial, almost 20 years after his death. The teenager, whose Italian family moved to Milan for months after his birth in 1991, dedicated his short life to Catholicism, and died of leukemia in 2006 aged 15. After graduating all the trials of the numbers needed for purity, he will be …
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