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Why American International School Denied $84,942 in Fees for Yahaya Bello’s Children: An Exclusive Look
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The legal proceedings for the ex-governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello, proceeded on Thursday, March 8, 2025, as the third prosecution witness, PW3, Nicholas Ojehomon, was questioned under oath by Justice Emeka Nwite from the Federal High Court in Abuja. During his testimony, he clarified that the American International School, Abuja (AISA) kept some…
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Max Chandler-Mather Defies Bullying in Parliament: His Powerful Message of Hope
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Follow: Daily Mail Australia’s live updates on Labor’s electoral victory Ousted Greens MP Max Chandler-Mather has claimed he was ‘personally abused’ by Anthony Albanese during his time in Parliament. The high-profile MP lost his Brisbane-based seat of Griffith after a sizeable swing to Labor candidate Renee Coffey following the federal election on Saturday. In…
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AI’s Challenge to Traditional Law: The Quiet Revolution in Legal Practice
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By Kofi Anokye OWUSU-DARKO(Dr) Within the hush of a courthouse, traditions frequently seem unshakable. The legal attire, grave magistrates, and the burden of past rulings shape an environment historically considered impervious to change. Even as artificial intelligence (AI) transforms sectors ranging from healthcare to banking, the legal field remains convinced of its immunity to…
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“Politically motivated case”: Advocate Venkateswar Rao on Obulapuram mining case
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Hyderabad ( Telangana [India], May 7 (ANI): Advocate Venkateswar Rao indicated that the Obulapuram Mining case was driven by political motives and added that an appeal would be submitted to the court within the following couple of days. In discussions with ANI, Rao stated, “This case bears political motives… There isn’t actually any case…
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2027: Idris’ Political Popularity Unsettles Money Bag Politicians In Kebbi – Zuru
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The growing political consciousness amongst Nigerians and their recognition of the entitlement to benefits from democratic governance provided by elected officials seem to be disconcerting certain aspiring politicians. As the race towards the 2027 elections picks up speed, he suggests that voters are starting to accept the fact that the age of relying on…
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Indian Missile Strike Hits Terror Targets; Pakistan’s Deputy PM Deems It an “Act of War”
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Islamabad [Pakistan], May 7 (ANI): Shortly after Indian missile strikes targets 9 key sites linked to terror groups deep inside Pakistan, the Pakistani side has described the strike as an ‘act of war’. On Wednesday, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar asserted that his country retains the right to respond in…
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Labour’s Top Football Regulator Nominee Discloses Donations to Both Keir Starmer and Lisa Nandy
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Labour His selection to head football’s new regulatory body risks sparking renewed accusations of favoritism after disclosing that he personally contributed to Sir Nick’s campaign funds. Keir Starmer and Lisa Nandy. David Kogan, the government’s favored nominee to lead the oversight body, had earlier confessed to providing funds to the Prime Minister and Culture…
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PLA 2.0: Empowering Morocco’s Future Leaders in Policy and Civic Action
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Morocco’s youth took center stage at the Political Leadership Academy (PLA) 2.0, a three-day event held May 2-4 in Rabat, as part of national efforts to boost youth participation in the 2026 elections and shape the country’s vision for 2030. The initiative, organized by the Youth Policy Center in collaboration with the Danish Youth…
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Parliament Renovation Costs Defended in International Edition (English)
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According to the deputy House speaker, renovating the parliamentary conference room is essential to decrease the expenses incurred by committees which presently must hire hotel rooms for their seminars. In response to criticisms regarding the budget proposal of almost 1.2 billion baht for the renovation of the Sappaya-Sapasathan building in the 2026 fiscal year,…
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Questioning the Use of Public Funds Given to Former VP Kalonzo: An International Perspective
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One of the prominent figures within the Kenya Kwanza administration has demanded an examination into how public money designated for ex-Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka is being spent. Didmus Barasa, the Member of Parliament for Kimilili, stated that public monies allocated to former government employees should undergo regular examination to guarantee their proper utilization. Speaking…