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Drug Addict Woman Bites Off Sleeping Husband's Penis Following An Argument

According to the reports, a further investigation into the incident revealed that the woman was a drug addict.

Indonesia's Indofood Eyes $3 Bn Purchase Of Noodle-maker Pinehill

The conglomorate behind giant Indonesian noodle manufacturer Indomie has announced plans to purchase international rival Pinehill and expand into Africa and the Middle East market

Indonesia's Indofood eyes $3 bn purchase of noodle-maker Pinehill

OPEC, Allies Agree To Extend Deep Output Cuts Through July

The 13-member OPEC and other oil producing nations such as Russia and Mexico are discussing a deal agreed in April to boost prices

The 13-member cartel and its allies, notably Russia, decided to extend by a month deep May and June cuts agreed in April to boost prices.

Two Nigerian newspapers have had sudden cutbacks, as media outlets across Africa struggle during the coronavirus crunch

Virus Crisis Piles Pressure On African Media

Virus crisis piles pressure on African media

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Weak Demand Pushing Oil, Gas Toward 'Terminal Decline': Report

Weak demand pushing oil, gas toward 'terminal decline': report

John Boyega Fans Praise ‘Star Wars’ Actor’s Emotional Protest Speech: Watch Video

"I'm speaking to you from my heart," Boyega said. "Look, I don't know if I'm going to have a career after this."

With demand hammered by the lockdown and producers still pumping oil, the crude market has gone into meltdown

OPEC, Russia May Extend Output Cuts To Support Crude Prices, But Timeline Uncertain

However, Saudi Arabia and Russia have not agreed on a timeline for cuts

Google Maps Makes It Easier For People To Share Their Location

Google Maps will have a new feature that will help people know the exact location of places anywhere in the world – even if that place doesn't have an exact address.

Washington is dissatisfied with the outcome of an internal inquiry that has exonerated AfDB chief Adesina

African Development Bank Says 'No Decision' Yet On Demands For Probe

African Development Bank says 'no decision' yet on demands for probe

Government officials have tried peace negotiations and disarmament campaigns to try to ease the violence

Gunmen Kill Dozens In Northwest Nigeria Attacks

Gunmen kill dozens in northwest Nigeria attacks

Under fire: African Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina

African Development Bank Chief Hits Back Over Graft Accusations

African Development Bank chief hits back over graft accusations

Senegalese superstar Youssou N'Dour joined a galaxy of African talent for a virtual concert to raise awareness of the coronavirus pandemic

Galaxy Of African Stars Hold Virtual Coronavirus Concert

Galaxy of African stars hold virtual coronavirus concert

African Development (AFDB) president Akinwumi Adesina is seeking a second, five-year term at the head of the bank

US Urges Probe Into Alleged Ethics Breach At African Development Bank

US urges probe into alleged ethics breach at African Development Bank

The investigation could see Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro put on trial or even impeached

How Are South America, Africa Doing During The Coronavirus? A Look At What Countries Are Seeing More Cases

Cases of COVID-19 have recently seen a sharp uptick across Africa and South America.

The plant taking Africa by storm originated in China

Madagascar's 'Green Gold' Against COVID-19 Seeks Nod Beyond Africa

Madagascar's 'green gold' against COVID-19 seeks nod beyond Africa

In Nigeria, public health announcements have hammered home the message that stigmatising survivors of coronavirus is wrong

Virus Stigma Weighs Heavily In Sub-Saharan Africa

Virus stigma weighs heavily in sub-Saharan Africa

High production costs are hobbling Nigeria and its oil producers as global crude prices have tumbled

Nigeria Oil Industry Scrambles As Price Fall Slams Economy

Nigeria oil industry scrambles as price fall slams economy

A monk walks in front of a giant Buddha statue wearing a face mask at Wat Nithet Rat Pradit temple in Pathum Thani outside Bangkok

US Says China Trying To Steal COVID-19 Vaccine As Markets Slump

US says China trying to steal COVID-19 vaccine as markets slump

Deaths from preventable disease in children under five could rise by almost 45 percent over the next six months as the COVID-19 pandemic diverts scarce health resources in developing countries, a UN report says

Surge In Child Mortality Forecast In Pandemic-hit Developing Countries

Surge in child mortality forecast in pandemic-hit developing countries

US Special Operations troops to get 'armed overwatch' attack aircraft

US Special Operations Command To Use Precision-Strike Surveillance Aircraft

The U.S. Special Operations Command is planning to offer war commanders maneuverable precision-strike surveillance planes that can support ground troops with laser-guided rockets and Hellfire missiles.

Nigerian Man Sentenced To Death Via Zoom App, Rights Groups Call The Ruling ‘Inhumane’

Olalekan Hameed is accused of killing his mother’s employer Jolasun Okunsanya, 76, in 2018, a charge that he had pleaded not guilty to.

Experts have consistently warned that Africa is particularly vulnerable to a coronavirus outbreak

Up To 190,000 Could Die In Africa If Virus Containment Fails: WHO

Up to 190,000 could die in Africa if virus containment fails: WHO

After a two-month strict home confinement, Spain has allowed people more freedom to exercise and walk outside

Virus Deaths Top 250,000 As Billions Raised For Vaccine Push

Virus deaths top 250,000 as billions raised for vaccine push

Market traders underwent anti-coronavirus training to prepare for the lifting of the lockdown

'Today Is Wonderful': Relief In Lagos As Lockdown Ends

'Today is wonderful': Relief in Lagos as lockdown ends

coronavirus patients in New York in a last ditch attempt are being treated with hydroxychloroquine with azithromycin

US Coronavirus Cases Top A Million, Death Toll Climbs Above 58,000

The US -- where millions of jobs have gone -- reached another grim milestone as it registered 58,351 deaths, a larger loss of life than recorded by the US military in the Vietnam War.