Air Peace begins regular commercial flights to Jo’burg soon
The Air Peace says it will soon begin regular commercial flight operations from its Lagos hub to Johannesburg, South Africa. The airline spokesperson, Mr Stanley...
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Uber wins license battle in London
Uber has won its battle to continue operating in London, one of its biggest markets globally, after a judge found that the company had sufficiently...
Young Women Take a Frontline Role in Thailand’s Protests
BANGKOK — As tens of thousands of people have gathered for a series of pro-democracy protests in Thailand in recent weeks, their ranks have been...
Thailand takes first legal action against Facebook, Twitter over content
Reuters Thailand on Thursday began legal action against Facebook and Twitter for ignoring requests to take down content, in its first such move against major...
Protests Shake Bangkok, Challenging Old Guard’s Grip on Thailand
BANGKOK — The monsoonal showers did not stop them. Nor did the specter of 8,550 police officers, whose armed presence evoked violently crushed protest movements...
POS, Mobile transactions volume hits four-year high in Nigeria
File Photo Despite the negative impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic witnessed by business owners, along with households across Nigeria, fresh indications have emerged that financial...
Remember the ‘Travel Bubble’? Here’s How It Burst
One of the strategies for keeping international travel afloat during the pandemic was the creation of “travel bubbles”: alliances between neighboring nations with low infection...
Coup: Mali suspended from international Francophone organisation
The international community increased pressure on the military junta that has seized power in Mali, as the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie suspended the nation...
Protests Unlike Any in Thailand’s History
BANGKOK — One student’s sign at the protest read, “No god, no kings, only man.” Another’s said, “You have awakened a sleeping giant.” Those protesters...
Protests Take On Thailand’s Monarchy, Despite Laws Banning Such Criticism
BANGKOK — The plainclothes men showed up late at night near Thammasat University in Bangkok, casing out the residence where the student activist slept. On...