Selection process for next UN chief begins
Hamas agrees to disarm under Trump plan, but no word from Israel
Brexit: Macron backs more talks but insists no concessions
Boris Johnson to visit France’s Macron for Brexit talks
Court grants bail to Zimbabwe ex-VP facing graft charges
US govt. to detain migrant’s children more than 20 days
Trump describes economists’ recession prediction ‘inappropriate’
Brexit minister signs order to end all EU laws in Britain
Security scare in New York, empty rice cookers found
Does North Korea’s Kim get Trump tweet alerts?
Thousands demonstrate in London against India’s Kashmir move
Angola ex-transport minister jailed for 14 years for graft
UK opposition seeks to oust PM to avoid no-deal Brexit

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Two kidnapped locals freed in DRC, two foreigners still held: army
Two Congolese workers for Canadian gold miner Banro kidnapped last month in eastern DR Congo have been freed but a South African and Zimbabwean remain captive, the army said on Tuesday.
Religious feast highlights interfaith unity in Senegal
When Senegal’s Muslim families gather for the biggest Islamic religious feast of the year, they often encourage the Christian minority to join them in a tradition of tolerance rare in West Africa.
Seven dead in DR Congo lake boat capsize
Seven people drowned after a transport boat sank after hitting rocks on a lake in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo over the weekend, local authorities said on Monday.
Another 81 migrants rescued by charity ship off Libya
French charities SOS Mediterranean and MSF rescued another 81 migrants off the coast of Libya on Sunday, who joined 130 others aboard the ship the Ocean Viking, an AFP reporter said.
Tanzania lays to rest dozens killed in fuel tanker blast
Tanzania on Sunday laid to rest most of the 71 people who died while trying to collect leaking petrol from an overturned fuel tanker that exploded.
Fuel tanker blast kills 64 in Tanzania
Sixty-four people perished in Tanzania Saturday when a fuel tanker overturned and then exploded as crowds of people rushed to syphon off leaking fuel.
North Korea stole $2bn for weapons from cyberattacks – UN report
North Korea has stolen up to $2 billion from banks and cryptocurrency exchanges through cyberattacks to fund its nuclear missiles program, according to a United Nations report seen by AFP Wednesday.
DR Congo PM launches talks on forming government
DR Congo Prime Minister Sylvestre Ilunga Ilunkamba on Wednesday began formal talks on forming a government, more than 11 weeks after his appointment, his office said.
Kidnappings soar in Niger amid Boko Haram insurgency
In the desert landscape of southeastern Niger, a radical Islamist insurgency has claimed hundreds of lives, fractured families and ravaged communities, fearful of the next Boko Haram attack.
El Paso: US authorities probe motives of pair of gunmen
One was fueled by racist hatred of immigrants and warned of a “Hispanic invasion.” The other’s motives are less clear but he apparently resented women and compiled a “hit list” of girls in high school.
Black men at highest risk of US police killing : study
Black men in the United States are 2.5 times more likely to be killed by the police than their white counterparts, according to a new study published Monday that quantified racial disparities in law enforcement violence.
President decries poverty, wealth gap despite achievements in governance
Namibian President, Hage Geingob, on Wednesday, raised concern over the continued level of poverty and wide income disparity in his country.
North Korea tests more missiles despite efforts at diplomatic solutions
North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles early on Wednesday, the South Korean military said, only days after it launched two similar missiles intended to pressure South Korea and the United States to stop upcoming military drills.
Trump denies racist strategy but gets heckled for ‘hate’
President Donald Trump on Tuesday denied any racist “strategy” behind a string of verbal attacks on African-Americans, but found himself being accused of “hate” by a heckler at a high-profile speech.
Three killed in US festival shooting, suspected gunman dead in California
Three people were killed and at least 15 others injured in a shooting at a major food festival in California on Sunday, police said.

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