GLOBAL COMMUNITY REPORTERS

The Network of Civil Society Organisations in Borno State, has raised the alarm over the increasing rate of prostitution by female internally displaced persons in the state.

Kamiyah Mobley as a baby and the arrested woman, Gloria Williams A girl stolen as a newborn from a hospital in Jacksonville, Florida, has been found alive in South Carolina after more than 18 years, police say.

THE people of Abonnema community, Akuku-Toru Local Government Area, Rivers State, say they have no hand in the death of four marine police officers, whose remains were found floating on Abonnema Wharf, last week. 

People of the Wa ethnic group sing during the "Monihei" Carnival in Cangyuan, southwest China's Yunnan Province.M ore pictures below

"The road that leads to one of the biggest port in Nigeria. Tincan island port.  No car can go through from Coconut bus stop to Apapa, only trucks and Okada. How did we get this low?" a passerby laments

Written by U.D. Okechukwu To catch up on previous episodes visit http://reportersgc.blogspot.com /search/labels/storyseries and use the search button for quick opening. …Continued from last week Both Punto and Checheskey's parents hugged their children and pressured to find out their whereabout for days. the way they smiled made it seem that they were fine. indeed they were fine, weren't they? Before Punto took his shower at his home and rested, he spoke at length with his parents and siblings narrating everything that had happened without missing a line. Checheskey’s parents took him home without giving him a chance to say goodbye to Punto. Although both boys knew it is definite that they will meet in their usual place if the need arises. 

Archaeological sites near Luxor (above) and elsewhere in Egypt have struggled to attract visitors amid continued political uncertainty Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed what they describe as a city that dates back more than 5,000 years, containing houses, tools, pottery and huge graves.

By Robert Egbe The Lagos State Government yesterday allayed the fears of residents on a substance suspected to be Improvised Explosive Device (IED), which was allegedly dropped in a manhole in a street in Agege. It said that there was no cause for alarm.

China has introduced new restrictions in the far western region of Xinjiang in what it describes as a campaign against Islamist extremism.

Several community leaders and residents has used the social media to ask the present government the way forward where masses lament daily due to unavailability of simple basic amenities such as electricity, water supply and the most crippling of all scarcity of premium motor spirit PMS popularly known as fuel.