The mother of the 45-year-old man suspected of the Brattås murders has spoken out, describing him as "quite lonely."

Former Nigerian minister Mamman has been sentenced to a record 75 years in prison following a corruption trial, bringing renewed attention to how public officers' conduct has exacerbated Nigeria’s power crisis.

A mother, Isabella, experienced panic when her 2-year-old daughter, Ebba, became locked inside a hot car. Isabella is now sharing her story to warn other parents about the dangers of such accidents.

A court has ordered the forfeiture of properties belonging to jailed former minister Saleh Mamman in Abuja and Kaduna, following his conviction on corruption and money laundering charges.

A Nigerian court is set to rule on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission's (EFCC) request for the forfeiture of assets belonging to jailed former minister Mamman, who was convicted of stealing N22 billion.

A Nigerian court has issued a summons for the lawyer representing jailed former minister Mamman, following an affidavit filed by the lawyer.

Den moderna mamman befinner sig i en identitetskris. Begreppet ”beta-mamma” lanseras som ett hållbart ideal. Men också det bygger på en under­förstådd dom över dem som gör moderskapet på fel sätt.

The recent conviction of former power minister Saleh Mamman has reignited discussions in Nigeria regarding accountability and who is held responsible in the country's ongoing anti-corruption efforts.

Marie, known as the 'rebel mother,' is facing the state in court, disputing the claim that she poses a security risk.

An opinion piece critically examines Nigerian public figures like Saleh Mamman and Chukwunyere Anamekwe Nwabuoku, referring to them as "money magicians" and highlighting their controversial presence in headlines.

A Nigerian court sentenced former power minister Mamman to 75 years in prison after convicting him of N33.8 billion fraud. The conviction marks a significant development in the country's anti-corruption efforts.

A second arrest warrant has been issued for former Nigerian minister Saleh Mamman, days after he was convicted of N33.8 billion fraud in a separate corruption trial.

A Nigerian court has convicted a former Minister of Power, Mamman, on charges of N33.8 billion fraud. The verdict concludes a high-profile case involving significant financial misconduct.

A Federal High Court in Abuja has scheduled June 9, 2026, for judgment in the trial of former Minister of Power, Saleh Mamman, who is facing allegations of N33.8 billion fraud. The trial has been ongoing, and this marks a significant step towards its conclusion.

A trial has commenced against a young couple in Danderyd, Sweden, suspected of murdering the husband's mother, reportedly over financial disputes.

The Enugu State Police Command announced that it has arrested 5,895 suspects and rescued 168 kidnapping victims over the past year, according to Commissioner of Police Mamman Bitrus Giwa.

Filmmaker Chantal Akerman took her own life a year after her mother's death, a period explored in her book 'My Mother Laughs,' which offers insight into her work.

Investigations against Lena and Johan Huovinen have been dropped 988 days after a dawn raid on their home, with no crime proven, though they feel exploited by the process.

A mother is in court after her daughter was left alone and died, with the mother stating it was not her intention.

The mother of Lyhanna, a murder victim, expressed her profound grief and apology to her daughter, as thousands gathered to mourn the loss.

Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested former Minister of Power, Mamman, who had been convicted and was reportedly fleeing. The EFCC released mugshots following his apprehension.

A Nigerian court has sentenced former power minister Saleh Mamman to 75 years in prison after convicting him of laundering 33.8 billion naira ($24.71 million), as announced by the country's anti-graft agency.

The annual Mammangi Festival in Ilagan City, Isabela, included a stone painting contest where students created art with acrylics and brushes, alongside an environment camp.

Former Minister of Power, Saleh Mamman, was notably absent from the Federal High Court in Abuja as it prepared to deliver judgment in an alleged N33.8 billion money laundering case.

A young couple in Sweden is suspected of murdering the man's mother following a dispute over money, with both parties blaming each other during court proceedings.

A Swedish article critiques a preliminary review of the film adaptation of 'Doktor Glas', arguing that the reviewer missed an opportunity to compare the film with the novel's ideological world.

Former Military President Ibrahim Babangida (IBB) expressed his devastation over the 1985 coup plot allegedly orchestrated by his childhood friend, Mamman Vatsa.

A mother has presented a new theory regarding the disappearance of Ben in 1991, a case that previously involved a suspected Swedish couple.

An appeal has been filed regarding a court ruling concerning a 'rebel mother,' with union representatives emphasizing the need for clear legal precedent on security risks in state employment.

A mother has been sentenced to prison after her young daughter died in a fire while left alone at home. The tragic incident led to a conviction for the mother.

A mother is being brought to trial after her daughter died in a fire, having been left alone on at least 42 occasions prior to the tragic incident.

A man in his 60s in Helsingborg is reported to have assaulted a 13-year-old boy and spat on his mother. The incident occurred in the Swedish city.

Nigeria's EFCC has arrested former minister Saleh Mamman in Kaduna, following his conviction for N33 billion fraud.

Former Nigerian Power Minister Saleh Mamman has been sentenced to 75 years in prison following a rare corruption verdict, though his current whereabouts are unknown to authorities.

An Abuja court has ordered the arrest of former power minister Mamman, who served under ex-President Muhammadu Buhari, in connection with the alleged illegal diversion of public funds totaling about ₦33.8 billion.

A court convicted former power minister Mamman for money laundering involving N33.8 billion, with sentencing to follow.

Mamman has voiced support for direct primaries while rejecting the push for a consensus candidate within the Taraba APC, indicating internal party divisions.

A murder investigation has been initiated after a child was discovered deceased following an apartment fire in Gothenburg/Stockholm. Neighbors describe the situation as 'terrible' as the child's mother has been arrested.

A Nigerian court has dismissed an application seeking to halt the N31 billion corruption trial of former minister Mr. Mamman and others, who are being prosecuted by the EFCC on nine counts of conspiracy, false pretence, and fraud.

Yaro Yusuf Mamman celebrates Biodun Jeyifo, highlighting his contributions as an incisive and analytical conflict theorist known for his profound yet humble nature.