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Paris Archbishop, Michel Aupetit, has resigned from his position following reports of an alleged romantic relationship with a woman.
Read more: Archbishop of Paris resigns amid allegation of romantic relationship
Paris Archbishop, Michel Aupetit, has resigned from his position following reports of an alleged romantic relationship with a woman.
Read more: Archbishop of Paris resigns amid allegation of romantic relationship
Negotiations on reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal are set to resume on Monday in Vienna amid few signs of progress and a tense atmosphere.
Read more: Talks to salvage nuclear deal begin amid tensions between U.S., Iran
Chairperson of the African Union Commission, Moussa Faki Mahamat, says the travel ban on southern African countries, due to COVID-19 Omicron variant, it a form of stigmatisation against Africa.
Read more: Omicron: Travel ban on Southern African countries, form of stigmatisation – AU
Delegates from the African Union, governments and regulators, operators and enterprise representatives, analysts in the region have met to discuss strategies to expand broadband services and develop broadband applications in Africa.
Read more: Governments, regulators meet, discuss Africa's broadband future
A 15-year-old boy killed three fellow high school students and wounded eight other people after opening fire with a semi-automatic handgun at a Michigan high school, and was quickly arrested, police said.
Read more: 3 students shot dead, 8 people wounded at Michigan high school, suspect arrested
A German citizen was handed a 10-year sentence for causing the death of a prisoner.
Read more: German gets 10 years for torturing man to death in Syria
Jack Dorsey is expected to step down as the boss of social media giant Twitter, according to reports on Monday.
Read more: Twitter boss Jack Dorsey set to step down – reports
Participants at a conference organised by the ECOWAS Parliament to mark its 20th anniversary, on Thursday in Lome called for the inclusion of Community Law in varsity curricula of member states.
Read more: Conference wants ECOWAS Community Laws included in varsities’ curricula