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The Head of South Africa’s diplomatic service has tweeted that South Africa Telecommunications CompanyMTN has settled the fine imposed by the Nigerians Communication Commission, NCC over unregistered sim cards.

Stop playing with fire in S. China Sea, says Chinese diplomat

Xi Jinping (China President)

Full coverage: South China Sea Is Indisputable Part of China

China's ambassador to the UK, Liu Xiaoming, has urged the Philippines to return to the negotiation table over the South China Sea issue. He also warned countries outside the region to "stop playing with fire." The remarks were made in a signed article published by British newspaper, the Daily Telegraph.

Elizabeth Warren Calls Donald Trump A ‘Racist Bully’

 Elizabeth Warren

The senator, who just endorsed Hillary Clinton, held no punches.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) made clear on Thursday night that when it comes to her scathing criticisms of Donald Trump, you ain’t seen nothing yet.

15 health benefits of garlic

Read this in Hindi Garlic is one of the most common ingredients in Indian dishes but apart from imparting flavour to food, this tiny, white pod also has immense medicinal properties. Used since tim.

Benefits of Soy Milk

As the taste of commercial soy milk improves more and more people are drinking it as enjoyment. But many people drink soy milk for the added health benefits. So what are the benefits of drinking soy milk as compared to cow's milk?

Sexual Harassment Audio Tape Forces Top Unilorin Lecturer Out Of Job

An audio clip of a University of Ilorin lecturer sexually harassing one of his students has led to his resignation. Allegedly caught in the act, which leaked on social media last week, was Dr. Mohamed Sani Idiagbon, the Head of the Department of English.  His victim, identified only as “Faith” by the Students’ Union President, is said to be a 200 level student of the department. SaharaReporters has obtained consent from the victim to distribute this audio.

How Coach Stephen Keshi Died — Family

Stephen Keshi

The Chairman of the Edo State Football Association (EFA), Frank Ilaboya, confirmed on Wednesday that the remains of former Super Eagle’s coach, Stephen Keshi, had been moved to a mortuary in Benin. The privately-owned mortuary, Faith Mediplex, is located on the Benin Airport road in the Edo State capital. Mr. Ilaboya quoted Mr. Keshi’s family member, Ricky Aburimen, as saying the Eagle’s former coach only complained of a leg ailment while holidaying at his Airport Road home in Benin before he passed away.