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KABUL: Opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan more than quadrupled in 2026 despite a Taliban government ban, the United Nations said Thursday, urging that impoverished farmers needed alternatives to the lucrative crop.
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University lecturers are expected to resume classes on Monday after UASU and the government reached a Sh20 billion deal to end a nationwide strike that began on October 2.
The House of Representatives has summoned INEC Chairman, Prof. Joash Amupitan, to brief it on preparations for the 2027 general elections amid concerns.
The Federal Government’s six-month transport allowance for workers, estimated to cost N465bn, has been rejected by the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the deployment of soldiers in KwaZulu-Natal was requested by communities and will support police operations, as the ANC campaigns to retain control of eThekwini ahead of…
The president on Wednesday night made his third visit to Ohio and the first since the uproar over the ad by Ramaswamy, who is in a close race with his Democratic opponent, Amy Acton, a Democrat
A Greens bill to ban conversion practices in Tasmania has passed the state's lower house.
