Welcome to Africa, a place made up of 54 countries and breathtaking landmarks.
Did I also mention that Africa houses the worldâs most beautiful women who are always down to earth?
Speaking of down to earth, it then makes perfect sense why African women love to indulge in soil.
Yes, African women, according to stats, love to eat soil, and experts have discovered the reason for this.
According to medical experts, this is a health issue triggered by iron and mineral deficiencies.
As women develop a craving for soil, doctors have warned that eating dirt can be dangerous. The habit is a result of low iron, a condition that can be treated.
It was gathered that the gunmen invaded the communities around 1am on Tuesday to unleash their terror.
by Saharareporters, New York
Feb 02, 2021
Bandits have invaded Kanyan and Sabon Gida communities in Kurebe Ward in Niger State, killing 27 residents, and injuring 20 others.
SaharaReporters learnt from eyewitnesses that the bandits also abducted no fewer than 40 persons during the attack.
It was gathered that the gunmen invaded the communities around 1am on Tuesday to unleash their terror.
“The Kuta Internally Displaced Persons’ camp is currently filled up with displaced people as a result of the attack on the communities,” a source told SaharaReporters.
EXCLUSIVE: Boko Haram Terrorists Invade Bassa Communities In Niger, Abduct 50 Residents
Residents stated that during the deadly invasion, a yet-to-be-ascertained number of persons were also killed as the people continued to live in fear.
by Saharareporters, New York
Jan 28, 2021
There has been tension in Bassa, Kukoki communities in the Shiroro Local Government Area of Niger State after Boko Haram terrorists invaded the areas, abducting no fewer than 50 residents.
SaharaReporters gathered that the terrorists, working together with bandits, attacked the areas in large numbers on Wednesday and early on Thursday, from Bassa, Kukoki communities up to Palalli in Gurmana Ward of the same Shiroro LGA.
SIU sticks to its guns in case against Masuku 21 January 2021 - 07:30
The Special Investigating Unit has accused former Gauteng health MEC Bandile Masuku of changing his story too often when questioned about an e-mail he received which listed companies that benefited from the scandalous R2bn PPE tenders in the province.
The e-mail in question was sent to Masuku by then CFO Kabelo Lehloenya and it listed Royal Bhaca Projects, a company owned by Thandisizwe Diko, the husband of President Cyril Ramaphosa s spokesperson Khusela Diko. The Dikos are family friends of Masuku.
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Kenya’s Gladys Mosomtai has been named as one of the winners in The Next Einstein Forum’s (NEF) young science & technology champions.
NEF has announced its young science and technology champions. The winners were selected one from each African country, and are all below 42 years old.
Each of the champions drive the NEF’s local public engagement activities while growing their careers through the NEF’s partnerships that offer opportunities for mentorship and collaborations with established researchers.
The following is a list of all the champions, unveiled during the just concluded virtual edition of the NEF Global Gathering (NEF-GG) 2020 in Kigali, Rwanda.