Iran military vows ‘more severe’ reprisals if US attacks continue
Scottish teenagers arrested for allegedly hacking Police website
Brexit: EU gives go-ahead for ‘more intense’ talks
Stick-fighting festival leaves 100 people injured in India
Trump Impeachment: Whistleblower prefers to testify in writing, no appearance ―Report
Cargo plane crashes in Congo, killing presidential staff on board
Accused German synagogue shooter admits crime
Uganda announces ‘Kill the Gays’ bill, death penalty for homosexuals
Ethiopia’s Abiy Ahmed wins Nobel Peace Prize
Ecuador protesters take eight police officers hostage
South Africa’s Zuma to face corruption trial
Iran oil tanker hit by two missiles off Saudi coast ―Report
China bridge collapse kills three, injures two
Recovered money to pay for infrastructure ― Magufuli

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Ask me anything: Ukraine’s president holds 14-hour press conference
The gesture came on Thursday, as Ukraine’s president held what his office called a “marathon” press conference lasting more than 14 hours, with 300 journalists in attendance, which looked more like a forced march by the end. In the space of a few weeks, he has faced protests over a controversial peace deal in Ukraine’s […]
Thousands flee, dozens reported killed as Turkey pushes Syria assault
Turkey pounded Kurdish militia in northeast Syria for a second day on Thursday, forcing tens of thousands of people to flee and killing dozens, in a cross-border assault on U.S. allies that has turned the Washington establishment against Donald Trump. The Turkish offensive against the U.S.-allied Syrian Democratic Forces, launched days after Trump pulled […]
Ukraine’s Zelensky denies Trump tried to ‘blackmail’ him
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky denied Thursday that Donald Trump tried to blackmail him by withholding military aid to Kyiv in a phone call between the two leaders. “There was no blackmail,” the comedian-turned-politician told a news conference. A transcript of the phone conversation showed Trump asked Zelensky to investigate his political rival, Joe Biden. The […]
Xenophobic Attacks: Rwanda, DRCongo refugees in South Africa seek UN help
Foreign nationals from Rwanda, DR Congo, Burundi, and Bangladesh sleep outside the UNHCR office in South Africa pleading for protection from xenophobic attacks. They also attributed their safety’s threat to high levels of crime. “Hundreds of people, originally from Rwanda, DR Congo, Burundi and Bangladesh, sleep outside the UNHCR office in Cape Town.” AFP reported. […]
US Customs impounds more than 14,000 fake Nike shoes from China
The United States Customs and Border Protection officers have impounded 14,806 pairs of fake Nike shoes that, if genuine, would’ve been worth a total of more than $2 million (N721 million). The shoes arrived from China at the Los Angeles/Long Beach Seaport in containers marked as “napkins.” What was inside weren’t napkins at all, but […]
Trump defends his Syria pullout against Republican criticism
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday rejected criticism from fellow Republicans over his decision to pull U.S. troops out of northern Syria and dismissed worries that captured Islamic State fighters might escape in the chaos of a Turkish attack. Trump’s abrupt move on Sunday to remove 50 U.S. troops out of northern Syria, which has […]
Japan yet to completely emerge from deflation ―Economy minister
Japan’s economy minister Yasutoshi Nishimura has said on Thursday that the country has not fully emerged from deflation and that the government and the central bank will take all necessary steps to ensure a sustained economic recovery. “We haven’t reached a situation where we can say Japan has completely emerged from deflation,” Nishimura told parliament. […]
China imports 900 Danish breeding pigs after African swine fever
One of China’s top pig farming companies imported 900 breeding pigs from Denmark this week, China’s customs said on Wednesday, in the first import of live pigs in a year. The animals bought by C.P. Pokphand Co, China’s fifth-largest pig producer, arrived on a charter flight in August and spent over a month in quarantine […]
Ugandan woman becomes first black woman to visit every country
Ugandan woman, Jessica Nabongo has become the first black woman to visit all the countries in the world after visiting 195 countries. She set out to visit all 193 countries in the world in 2016, and on October 6 arrived the last on her list, Seychelles, according to a post on her Instagram page. She […]
Turkey launches assault on US ally, as Republicans turn on Trump
Troops from Turkey and their Syrian rebel allies attacked Kurdish militia in northeast Syria on Wednesday, pounding them with airstrikes and artillery before launching a cross-border ground operation that could transform an eight-year-old war. The assault began days after U.S. President Donald Trump pulled American troops out of the way, prompting denunciations from senior members […]
Sudan appoints first female chief justice
Sudan for the first in the country’s history appoints a female as its chief justice. The Sovereign Council, which is made up of civilian and military officials, confirmed that Supreme Court judge Neemat Abdulllah would head the country’s judiciary. Egypt resumes Nile dam talks with Ethiopia, Sudan Nigeria humble Sudan 5 nil to qualify for […]
Malawi policeman ‘stoned to death’ by anti-government protesters
The clashes between Malawi protesters and police has on Tuesday resulted in the death of a Police officer according to the Police spokesperson. Police spokesman James Kadadzerab told news agency AFP that officer Usumani Imedi had been stoned to death and “killed by rioters and criminals”. He was among officers who confronted demonstrators who had […]
Zimbabwe increases electricity tariff by 320% amid blackouts
Zimbabwe has raised its average electricity tariff by 320 per cent to ramp up power supplies at a time of daily blackouts but the move will likely anger consumers already grappling with soaring inflation and stagnant wages. The southern African country is experiencing its worst economic crisis in 10 years, seen in triple-digit inflation, 18-hour […]
Saudi Arabia rules women can join army
Saudi Arabia announced on Wednesday it will allow women in the kingdom to serve in the armed forces as it embarks on a broad programme of economic and social reforms. The move is the latest in a series of measures aimed at increasing the rights of women in the kingdom, even as rights groups accuse […]
France calls for funds to ‘intensify’ Global Fund fight against AIDS
French health minister Agnes Buzyn called on world leaders and other donors to “intensify” their engagement to fight HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria to send a “strong and ambitious signal”. She said this in her opening speech at the 6th Replenishment Investment Conference, organised by the Global Fund Forum in Lyon, France on Wednesday and Thursday. […]

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