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Human Rights 

UN rights chief, agencies appalled at civilian toll in war-torn Syria’s north-east

Village Reporter
“No shelter is now safe,” Michelle Bachelet’s spokesperson, Rupert Colville, said. “As the Government offensive continues and people are forced into smaller and smaller pockets, she fears even more people will be killed.”   Since 1 January, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has confirmed 299 civilian deaths in Idlib, as the Syrian Government continues its major military offensive to retake the last opposition-held area of the country.   “Around 93 per cent… Read More
Lifestyle 

Media and Advocacy against Witch Persecution in Africa

Leo Igwe,
The Advocacy for Alleged Witches has launched an initiative to end witch hunting and witch persecution in Nigeria and in Africa in the year 2030. Media establishments are critical to the realization of this objective. Waging an effective campaign against witchcraft accusation, witch persecution and killing has become necessary because for too long witchcraft accusation has been a form of… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Singer Becca Is Going To Die Of A Heart-Attack In 2020–Ghanaian Prophet

Village Reporter,
The founder and leader of the Shiloh Embassy, Bishop Steven Powell has delivered what appears as a doom prophecy on the life of one of Ghana’s leading female singers in the music industry. Bishop Steven Powell Bishop Steven Powell has revealed that singer Becca is going to die in 2020 due to heart failure. He made this nerve-racking revelation in… Read More
Lifestyle Malawi 

Malawi Must Protect Lives and Property of Alleged Witches

Leo Igwe,
The Advocacy for Alleged Witches (AfAW) condemns the destruction of houses and property of alleged witches in remote areas in Malawi. News from the country side says that some witch hunting villagers raided some communities today. According to local sources, an irate mob has demolished at least six apartments and other belongings of persons who have been suspected of witchcraft.… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Many Nigerians spend money on cocaine, homosexuals but I prefer cars- Melaye

Village Reporter,
A former Kogi-West lawmaker, Senator Dino Melaye, has said he will rather spend his money buying cars than on cocaine and homosexuals like some others. Melaye said this in a post on Sunday while reacting to criticisms from musician, Speed Darlington. The former lawmaker, who boasts of over eight luxury cars including a Rolls Royce, Bentley, Mercedes Benz G Class… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Charly Boy: Nigeria’s bleeding, soaked in red

Village Reporter,
Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy has dropped his first single tiled ‘God of Men’ which featured Nigeria’s multi-talented rapper, Falz. In this interview with IFEOMA ONONYE, he speaks about the song unearthing the fake Men of God that people should be careful of, why he supports the restrictions placed on commercial motorcycle riders. He also explains why there… Read More
Development Health Advice 

‘This is a time for facts, not fear,’ says WHO chief as COVID-19 virus spreads

Global Author
As the number of coronavirus cases reportedly passed 60,000, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told foreign policy and security experts gathered for the Munich Security Conference that the UN agency was encouraged that there has not yet been widespread community transmission of the virus, now named COVID-19, outside of China.  WHO was also encouraged that “the global research community has… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Charly Boy makes music comeback with new single

Village Reporter,
Musician and activist, Charles Oputa, notably known as Charly Boy, has rebounded to the music scene with a new project. The 68-year-old singer said he came back for fake people especially the so-called ‘God of Men’. “My new song is dropping, ‘The God of Men’ for all those fake yeye pastors”, the Area Father explained. “I’m coming back… Read More
Human Rights 

Database of businesses linked to Israeli settlements ‘important initial step’ towards accountability: rights expert 

Village Reporter
Ninety-four of the businesses are domiciled in Israel and the rest are in six other countries.  “While the release of the database will not, by itself, bring an end to the illegal settlements and their serious impact upon human rights, it does signal that sustained defiance by an occupying power will not go unanswered”, Special Rapporteur Michael Lynk said on… Read More
Development Health Advice 

World Health Organization: Coronavirus must generate ‘solidarity not stigma’

Global Author
The Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, told journalists via VTC from Kinshasha, Democratic Republic of the Congo, that countries globally are in “a better state of preparedness for COVID-19, the coronavirus, than they were just a week ago”. And WHO’s efforts to help countries boost their lab capacity continue. Health workers are the ‘glue’ It… Read More
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