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Photo Credit: Kehinde Bankole/X Kehinde Bankole just lit up our timelines with some stunning new photos on X (formerly Twitter), and she was an absolute vision! Dressed in an all-black ensemble, the Nollywood star made a strong case for the timeless appeal of black, giving us every reason to dig out our favourite black dresses.

A public inquiry has begun for the renewal of Brussels South Charleroi Airport’s permit, set to expire in July 2025. The renewal request includes urban planning updates such as a screening station, Terminal 2 regularisation, and improved staff parking access. The Environmental Impact Assessment covers baggage claim and police area upgrades, potential boarding gate expansions,

This month’s coronations go to the following companies, whose proud announcements were among the most-read press releases published via Bizcommunity’s Press Office newsrooms in January: The Biz Most Read Award winners | January 2025 Thanks to all our publishers for contributing to the daily business-to-business snapshot of our region. Biz Press Offices allow newsroom managers

We’ve all been there – the afternoon hits, and suddenly, the exhaustion takes over. Between 1 and 4 p.m., it’s almost impossible to stay alert. For this writer, there’s a simple solution: a 30-minute nap. After a long morning of work, especially after indulging in a delicious bowl of smoky jollof rice and chicken (or

The Los Angeles Times is reporting a drone operator whose aircraft damaged the wing of water bomber working the Palisades fire in Los Angeles last month has offered to pay a five figure repair bill and do 150 hours of community to avoid jail for the mishap. Peter Tripp Akemann, 56, of Culver City, offered

TUI fly Belgium has received its sixth Boeing 737 MAX 8, registered as OO-TMT, which arrived directly from Everett Paine Field to Brussels Airport on 29-30 January. The test registration of the aircraft, configured with 189 seats, was N4022T. It is powered by two CFMI engines. The Belgian airline was the first within the TUI