US midterms – The races to watch
US urges citizens to ‘reconsider’ travel to Kenya after Ebola cases
Bloomberg would sell business interests if elected US president ―Report
Pompeo closes Africa tour with warning about China’s ’empty promises’
Trump commutes corrupt former politician’s sentence
UK musician plays violin while undergoing unusual brain surgery
US Attorney General, Barr, tells people he might quit over Trump tweets
Britta Nielsen: Former Danish social worker convicted of massive fraud
Togo: Historical calm, serene presidential elections campaign
Singer who plotted to kill Rwanda president found dead in police cell
Toxic gas leak kills 5, sickens dozens in Karachi port city
UK grapples with severe floods, death toll expected to rise
Eccentric millionaire Durst faces trial in friend’s killing
US House speaker Pelosi warns allies against using Huawei
Disgraced religious order tried to get abuse victim to lie
American cruise passengers quarantined at US military bases
Twenty-four killed in Burkina Faso church attack: governor

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DR Congo halves budget in blow to Tshisekedi plans
The Democratic Republic of Congo must nearly halve government spending plans this year, the finance ministry said on Monday, in a blow to President Felix Tshisekedi’s much-touted anti-poverty schemes. The government’s budget for 2020 set down the equivalent of $10.59 billion dollars in spending but only $5.45 billion is being allocated, the finance ministry said. […]
Cameroon villagers killed in ‘unfortunate accident’, says army
Villagers in a restive anglophone region of Cameroon who the UN says were massacred died in an “unfortunate accident,” the army told AFP on Monday. The bloodshed, which occurred on Friday, killed 22 civilians, 14 of them children, according to the UN — deaths which part of the opposition blames on members of the armed […]
Japan cancels Emperor’s birthday public celebrations amid virus fears
Japan said Monday it would cancel a public gathering to celebrate the birthday of new Emperor Naruhito, as fears grow over the spread of the new coronavirus in the country. “In light of various situations, we have decided to cancel the visit by the general public to the palace for His Majesty’s birthday,” the imperial […]
Iranians say they’ll boycott poll, tired of politicians
Many Iranians, battered by economic sanctions, political turmoil and the lingering threat of military conflict, say they are in no mood to vote in general elections this week. Speaking of heavy hearts and a sense of bitterness, Tehranis complain they are tired of politicians who have failed to keep their word or to raise living […]
UAE issues reactor licence for first Arab nuclear power plant
The United Arab Emirates said Monday it has issued a licence for a reactor at its Barakah nuclear power plant, the first in the Arab world, hailing it as a “historic moment”. The UAE has substantial energy reserves, but with a power-hungry population of 10 million it has made huge investments in developing alternative power […]

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