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Alleged gangland boss Fadi Haddara is clinging to life in hospital after he was ambushed and shot in his Melbourne driveway.
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The Nigeria Police Force has arrested 295 suspects in connection with various incidents recorded during Saturday’s Osun State governorship election. Of the 295 suspects apprehended, 293 were released on bail after undergoing screening, while two remained in police custody for further investigation and possible prosecution.
Myanmar’s military-backed government has verified that nearly 309,000 displaced people in camps in Bangladesh are former residents of the troubled Rakhine State, but repatriation will proceed only after security in Rakhine improves, the foreign ministry said.
Survivors of the 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck the country on Saturday were camping in public buildings or outside on Monday.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia incurs up to RM30 billion in socio-economic losses each year due to road accidents, said Works Minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi.
[Premium Times] At a meeting facilitated by the EFCC, Nestoil and a consortium of banks agreed to a structured debt repayment.
Rahul Gandhi said Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation was the first step, not the last, in fixing the system. "The NTA's leadership must be held accountable too"