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Ecuador launches inquiry into handling of deaths
Ecuador’s President Lenin Moreno announced an investigation into reported allegations of mismanagement of the bodies of deceased coronavirus patients, especially at the coastal town of Guayaquil, the epicenter of the South American nation.
Mikel Obi confirms Botafago interest
Former Chelsea midfielder John Mikel Obi has confirmed that he is in talks with Botafogo about a possible move to the Rio de Janeiro club.
New York’s coronavirus death toll surpasses 9/11
As New York City faced one of its darkest days with the death toll from the coronavirus surging past 4,000 — more than the number killed on 9/11 — the Chinese city where the global pandemic began lifted its final restrictions on movement Wednesday as deaths there plummeted.
Coronavirus: No way Liverpool won’t be Premier League champions – UEFA chief
Ceferin said on Monday that Liverpool would surely win the Premier League title if this season continues but if the coronavirus pandemic does cancel the remaining games then there would be no option to null and void the season.
Inter Milan tackle Leicester for Real Betis midfielder
Inter Milan are set to rival Leicester City in their interest for Real Betis midfielder William Carvalho, according to reports.
Peter Schmeichel: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is doing an ‘amazing job’ at Manchester United
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is doing an "amazing job" at Manchester United, according to Peter Schmeichel, who has advised his old club against bringing in "another big-name manager'.
Luke Shaw wants embattled Premier League season cancelled
Manchester United full-back Luke Shaw wants the Premier League season to be scrapped and started from scratch if future games cannot be played due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Pep Guardiola loses mum to coronavirus pandemic
The mother of Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, Dolors Sala Carrió, has passed away after contracting coronavirus, the club confirmed.
Donald Trump: There’s going to be a lot of death in America
The American president, Donald Trump, has told Americans to brace for a big spike in Covid-19 fatalities in the coming days, as the country faces what he called the toughest two weeks of the pandemic.
Manchester City star faces £250,000 fine over ‘sex party’ with prostitutes
Manchester City star Kyle Walker is facing a £250,000 fine following allegations he broke quarantine rules to stage a sex party with two prostitutes.
Coronavirus: Gordon Taylor insists Premier League players are ‘not stupid’ over pay cuts
Gordon Taylor insists Premier League players are not stupid in the row over pay cuts amid the coronavirus pandemic and described the intervention by health secretary Matt Hancock as "astonishing".
Asian markets begin trading week on high note
Japan’s main Nikkei index was trading more than 2.5% higher in late day trading, while Australia’s S&P/ASX was trading up well over 3.7%. The KOSPI in Seoul was up 2.6% and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng had gained well over one percent. Shanghai’s index was closed for a public holiday.
Zoom chief responds to security and privacy concerns
Appearing before a background that said “we care” over an image of a heart-shaped planet Earth, Zoom CEO Eric S. Yuan said Sunday on CNN that despite the company’s recent security problems, its “intentions are good.”
Manchester City defender faces investigation over coronavirus lockdown breach
England defender Kyle Walker faces disciplinary action from Manchester City after reportedly breaking coronavirus lockdown rules by hosting a party involving two sex workers.
Donald Trump: There’s going to be a lot of coronavirus death in US next...
President Donald Trump told Americans to brace for a big spike in coronavirus fatalities in the coming days, as the country faces what he called the toughest two weeks of the pandemic.
Robinho: Why my move from Real Madrid to Chelsea collapsed
Former Brazilian forward Robinho has lifted the lid on why he made his record-breaking £32.5million move to Manchester City instead of a much publicised transfer to Chelsea.
Global coronavirus cases hit 1.14 million, 61,174 deaths
Coronavirus deaths have hit 61, 174 globally from 1, 140, 129 cases worldwide with 236, 229 victims fully recovering from the pandemic case. United States has 7,159 casualties and United Kingdom recorded an increase of 708.
Pink reveals coronavirus diagnosis, donates $1 million to relief funds
Pink, 40, revealed Friday night that she had caught and recovered from a case of the novel coronavirus COVID-19.
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Nigeria summons Chinese envoy over allegations of maltreatment of nationals in China
The government’s expression is coming after the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, assured on his verified Twitter handle that he was going to engage the Chinese Government over the allegations immediately.
Shell equips three hospitals, provides eight vehicles
The companies, comprising: The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited, Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company and Shell Nigeria Gas, also joined other players in the oil and gas industry to support the Federal Government with $30 million to stop the spread of the deadly disease.
Rivers relaxes restrictions for Easter celebrations, others
The Rivers State Government has temporarily relaxed the restrictions on large religious gatherings to enable Christians carry out their religious obligations during the Easter Period.
ADC berates Lagos governor over inadequate palliatives for residents
The Lagos State chairman, African Democratic Congress (ADC), Olayiwola Abisoye, has berated the governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu for not putting in place adequate palliative measures and appropriate stimulus packages before rolling out the stay-at-home order over the COVID-19 pandemic.
Oyo extends curfew over coronavirus
The Oyo State Government on Thursday extended the curfew imposed to combat the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.
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100 Taliban prisoners released in attempt to revive peace plan
The Afghan government has freed 100 Taliban prisoners as a first step in a peace process with the hardline Islamists, despite the group earlier walking out of talks on a planned prisoner exchange crucial to moving to a plan to end years of war.
Damien Duff, John O’Shea join Republic of Ireland coaching staff following Kenny appointment
Former Republic of Ireland internationals Damien Duff and John O'Shea have joined their country's coaching staff following the appointment of Stephen Kenny as manager on Sunday.
Malawi police train migration journalists on coronavirus containment strategy
The Police Authority in Malawi has shared a containment strategy against the deadly COVID-19 with migration journalists.
Mido: Liverpool can’t stop Mo Salah from playing for Egypt at Afcon
Former Egypt international Ahmed ‘Mido’ Hassan has warned Liverpool that they can’t keep Mohamed Salah from competing at the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations.
Nduka Ugbade: Kelechi Iheanacho not an outright striker
Former Super Eagles star and Golden Eaglets Assistant coach, Nduka Ugbade, has revealed why Kelechi Iheanacho has not been playing to his full potential at the English Premier League.