Jordan has allocated 1.5 million dinars (around $2.1 million) in the 2018 national budget for a gas pipeline linking the Hashemite Kingdom with "Israel". According to Al-Ghad Newspaper on Sunday, the cost of the joint Jordanian-"Israeli" project is expected to rise to 3 million dinars ($4.2 million) in 2019, and to 6 million dinars ($8.5 million) by 2020. The pipeline will pass over the Sheikh Hussein border crossing, 90 km from Amman.

After the announcement of the KCSE results on 20 December 2017, the Kenyan media has covered a contradicting image of schools, parents, students and education trade unionists that used to be in jovial mood in the years dating back from 2015 and below and who are today in sadness and calling for the investigation of how marking process was undertaken.

Lord Michael Heseltine, a former conservative deputy prime minister is reported to have said in an interview, “Well, we have survived Labour governments before. Their damage tends to be short-term and capable of rectification. Brexit is not short-term and is not easily capable of rectification

ISLAMABAD - The heads of the parliaments from six regional countries have called for establishing a joint mechanism to cope with the challenges of terrorism and security besides promoting the inter-region connectivity.