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Human Rights 

Iraq protests: UN calls for national talks to break ‘vicious cycle’ of violence

Village Reporter
Special Representative of the Secretary-General, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, said she had gone to Tahrir Square to engage with the people, and listen to their concerns, as part of the UN’s continuous efforts to promote dialogue with the Government, as news reports suggest that Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, is facing growing calls to resign. More than 220 have reportedly been killed… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

I Waited For 33 Years, No Ghanaian Man Proposed To Me – Singer, Becca

Village Reporter
Becca and husband Oluwatobi Sanni Daniel Ghanaian superstar singer, Becca has come for those slamming her for deciding to marry a Nigerian. According to the songstress in an interview with Afia Pokuaa on her “Vim Talk” Show, she walked down the aisle at the age of 33. Read Also: Becca And Husband Celebrate First Year Wedding Anniversary Becca who Nigerian entrepreneur… Read More
Human Rights 

Monday’s Daily Brief: Israeli-Palestinian conflict, gender gap in Latin America, Syria talks in Geneva, human rights in Egypt, the future of digital telecommunications

Village Reporter
‘Multi-generational tragedy’ in Israel and Palestine demands political will for two-State solution Pervasive deteriorating facts on the ground in Israeli-Palestinian conflict, “are pushing us every further” from achieving a viable two-State solution, the UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process told the Security Council on Monday. With the spotlight on Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Special Envoy Nicolay Mlandenov detailed “new dangerous… Read More

Mili Adventure Africa

Village Reporter
When exploring a continent as vast and widespread as Africa, driving yourself around may just be the better option. This holiday season, if you’re heading to Africa, why not experience a different way of traveling instead of the usual flying, that we are all so very used to? Rent a car, get your map out and navigate the roads of… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

UK based Zim singer Kazz signed up by 6060 Music Group

Village Reporter
UK based Zimbabwean singer Farhaan Khan, popularly known as KAZZ, has taken a giant leap towards international stardom after being signed by UK record label the 6060 Music Group. UK based Zimbabwean singer Farhaan Khan, popularly known as KAZZ The prolific hitmaker, already basking in the glory of recent hit singles ‘Chimoko’ with Tytan and ‘Celebration’ with DJ Terry Moyaz,… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

You’re no musician if you can’t play musical instruments – Uwaifo

Village Reporter
Veteran musician Prof. Victor Uwaifo says that “good and real musicians’’ must be able to play at least three musical instruments to be classified as musicians.Uwaifo, a professor of arts, made the assertion when a delegation of the National Council of Arts and Culture visited his Revelation Tourists Palazzo Museum on Saturday in Benin.The visit was part of activities to… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Nepal benefits from end to open toilet use

Global Author
The campaign to end open defecation also raised awareness about the benefits of hand-washing., by © WSSCC/Hiroyuki Saito In this under-developed area, sanitation has hitherto been lacking. “Previously, the people did not have toilets, they did not see the necessity of having a proper place to defecate,” says Raju Prajad Sah, the local Chief Administrative Officer. He describes how open… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

NFF didn’t contact me to play for Nigeria – Tomori

Village Reporter
By Omobolaji Oyegunle, LONDON Fikayo Tomori, Chelsea defender has said that the leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, never showed interest to woo him to play for Nigeria. In fact, he said he had no contact with any of the NFF top officials prior to his international call up by England.Recall that Tomori was selected in Gareth Soithgate’s latest squad… Read More
Human Rights 

Protests around the world: Politicians must address ‘growing deficit of trust’, urges Guterres

Village Reporter
Speaking to correspondents at UN Headquarters in New York, António Guterres said that although “every situation is unique” there are common underlying factors which constitute “rising threats to the social contract” between citizens and the political class.  .@antonioguterres urged leaders everywhere “to listen to the real problems of real people”. He also stressed that the world “needs action and ambition… Read More
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