September 12, 2025-Published by Cyril Nepal’s former chief justice, Sushila Karki, has been appointed as the country’s new prime minister to lead a transition government following violent anti-corruption protests that forced the resignation of former leader KP Sharma Oli. The 73-year-old, who made history as Nepal’s first woman chief justice, will be sworn into office…
September 8, 2025-Published by Cyril South African singer Tyla has emerged winner of the Best Afrobeats Award at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), leaving her Nigerian counterparts without a win. Tyla claimed the award with her hit track “Push 2 Start”, edging out top Nigerian nominees including Burna Boy and Ayra Starr, who…
September 7, 2025-Published by Cyril The U.S. Department of State has rolled out a sweeping new directive for non-immigrant visa applications, mandating that applicants must now schedule their interviews strictly at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in their country of nationality or residence. The update, published on September 6, 2025, immediately overrides previous guidance that…
September 7, 2025-Published by Cyril Nigerians and several other West African nations are set to witness a breathtaking celestial spectacle tonight, Sunday, September 7, as a total lunar eclipse paints the Moon in a reddish hue. The event, which will last for approximately 83 minutes, begins at 8:00 PM West Africa Time and promises to…
September 7, 2025-Published by Cyril Morocco has officially become the first African nation to qualify for the expanded 48-team 2026 FIFA World Cup, following a commanding 5–0 win over Niger in Rabat. Here’s the full roster of countries that have already secured their spots—with several continents represented: Qualified Teams (17 total) Summary Table Confederation Qualified…
September 3, 2025-Published by Cyril African countries’ representation at the FIFA World Cup has steadily grown over the decades, with several nations leaving unforgettable marks on football’s biggest stage. While only a handful have advanced deep into the tournament, their participation has inspired legendary players, emotional moments, and rising hopes for the continent. Here are…
September 3, 2025-Published by Cyril Currencies often disappear as continents evolve—whether due to political upheaval, economic reform, or the advent of new monetary systems. Here are ten notable examples, blending ancient mediums of exchange with modern-era retirements: 1. Spade Coins (China) Used as early as the 7th century B.C., these were metal tools shaped like…
September 1, 2025 — Published by Cyril Across Africa, a growing number of Pentecostal and charismatic pastors have built vast empires that extend far beyond the pulpit. From owning universities and TV networks to real estate portfolios and international ministries, these religious leaders command wealth that sparks both admiration and controversy. Supporters often describe their…
Published by Cyril | August 30, 2025 The Vice President of Colombia, Francia Márquez, has arrived in Abuja for a three-day official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral relations between Nigeria and Colombia. Márquez, accompanied by her spouse, Mr. Rafael Yerney Pinillo Ocoró, touched down at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport on Saturday, where she was…
Published by Cyril | August 30, 2025 Not every nation mints its own money. Many have adopted foreign currencies or unified regional currencies—for reasons ranging from economic stability and historical legacies to trade convenience. Here are ten countries (and territories) that either use another country’s currency as legal tender or share a common currency without…
