Yearly Archives: 2015
New UK support for Palestinian children
New UK funding for UNRWA will help ensure schools reopen for half a million Palestinian children in time for new school year. The UK...
Cloud of greater expectation hangs over Nigeria’s Mission in the UK
Nigeria is currently the focus of the rest of the world as she occupies the position of the rotational presidency of the United Nations...
Tata Tafida!
Monday, 10th August, 2015 was not going to ring with the ubiquitous buzz of the first day of the week. The Nigeria High Commission...
Clout of Africa
Flying start for Premier League’s African contingent
Barely ten weeks since what for a moment looked like a down-to-the-wire contest for English football supremacy petered...
Businesses and young people back government work experience drive
More than 30 leading businesses and 12,000 young people will be at the forefront of boosting work experience for young people in the UK,...
Breast cancer, 1 in 3 women diagnosed are over 70
Baroness Floella Benjamin OBE and actress, Dona Croll are supporting Public Health England’s ‘Be Clear on Cancer’ breast cancer campaign targeting women aged 70...
Social media and money blamed for UAE divorce rate rise
Financial pressures, poor communication and the rampant rise of social media have all been blamed for the UAE’s rising divorce rates by counsellors working...
Only Jewish terror victims eligible for compensation
Members of the Palestinian family whose home was torched by suspected Jewish terrorists, resulting in the death of a toddler and his father, will...
Mag ordered to pay for ‘Ri Caprio’ baby lie
A French court has ordered the magazine Oops! to print a retraction of its story alleging that Leonardo Di Caprio got pop star Rihanna...
Smokey up where he belongs
The epithet ‘legend’ is hurled about far too liberally in the entertainment arena if the truth be told. In fact, I admit that I...
