Hepatitis cases detected in children in Europe and the US
Health officials say they are now investigating unexplained cases of hepatitis in children in four European countries and the US. Cases of hepatitis, or liver inflammation, have been reported in Denmark, Ireland, the Netherlands, Spain and the US, health officials say. Last week UK health authorities said they had detected
Ukraine war: ‘I can’t lose my country now’, says platoon commander fighting in the east
he new Russian invasion and this new eastern offensive have only hardened Lieutenant Denys Gordeev’s resolve. “I know why I am here. It’s my life, my children’s life, my kids, my wife and my Ukrainian people,” he says. With the Russian positions less than a kilometre away, we are at
Ukraine war: Ukraine troops at Mariupol steel plant ‘will not lay down weapons’ – as Zelenskyy claims Ukraine would have ‘ended the war’ with access to weapons
A Ukrainian commander has said forces in Mariupol “will not lay down our weapons” as fighting against Russian forces continues – as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy vowed Ukraine would have “ended the war” by now if they had enough weapons. Major Serhiy Volyna, of the 36th separate marine brigade, said his
Blasts near Kabul schools kill at least six civilians, hurt 11
Explosions targeting educational institutions killed at least six people, including students, and injured 11 on April 19 in a mostly Shia neighbourhood of Afghanistan’s capital city, police said. The blasts, which occurred in rapid succession, were being investigated and more casualties were feared, according to Kabul police spokesman Khalid Zadran
Stock market investors gain N5bn on bulls return
The stock market last week staged a comeback from the rout of the previous week as investors reacted positively to MTN Nigeria’s Payment Service. Bank (PSB) licence approval amid bargain hunting across stocks with attractive entry prices. Consequently, the domestic bourse traded positively in all sessions with investors gaining N5