Iran prepares for a runoff presidential election between reformist Masoud Pezeshkian and hard-liner Saeed Jalili after neither secured a win.

The magistrate has allowed Mohbad’s family to conduct a second autopsy as initial government tests were deemed inconclusive.

Lagos Appeal Court has reduced Baba Ijesha’s sentence on some charges but upheld his conviction for indecent treatment and sexual assault.

Three more Boko Haram terrorists have surrendered to the Multinational Joint Task Force in Cameroon and Nigeria.

Buffett has donated 695,122 shares to each of three children-led charities, bringing total donation to $57 billion.

Activists in Singapore have been charged for organising a protest, after urging the government to sever ties with Israel.

New evacuation orders from Israeli military have led Palestinians to flee from areas in Gaza following intensified bombing.

President Tinubu has given governors seven days to submit to him a list of support required to ameliorate people’s suffering.

E. coli, a disease typically found in human and animal intestines, has led to one death in England.

WHO has reported at least 8,000 Mpox cases in Congo in 2024 resulting in 384 deaths.

A current American president has never before debated his predecessor, and the animosity between Biden and Trump will be evident.

President Luis Arce has called for international support following a coup attempt by military units in Bolivia on Wednesday night.

Juan Orlando, the former president of Honduras, has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for drug and firearm offences.

Suspected bandits have reportedly begun demanding monthly taxes from Benue residents, with a levy as high as N20m per month.

An original watercolour artwork from Harry Potter’s first edition sold at $1.9m at US auction, exceeding expectations threefold.

NSIA has announced start-ups advancing to the bootcamp stage of the NPI 2.0 for a chance to win prizes worth $220,000.

Dangote Refinery spokesperson Anthony Chiejina confirmed a fire on Wednesday was contained with no injuries recorded.

Protesters in Kenya have promised to continue their demonstrations against the government’s new tax hikes.

El-Rufai has asked a court to declare the Kaduna parliament report indicting hIm of fraud as unconstitutional.

NATO ambassadors have appointed Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte as next Secretary-General to succeed Jens Stoltenberg of Norway.