Articles by Kwame Mensah
Australia To Trial Blue Cards For Concussion
Blue cards are set to be issued to players suffering from signs of concussion, the Australian Rugby Union said Thursday...
Paedophilia Cases Spark Social Media Outcry In Vietnam
Vietnamese cops took three months to respond seriously to allegations that an eight-year-old girl had been molested,...
Southee Out, de Kock In Doubt For Third Test
New Zealand and South Africa were both hit by injuries Thursday, two days from the start of the third Test, with Tim...
Desert X Exhibition Reflects Earth, Sky, State of World
A house clad in mirrors pops out of the California desert. It blends into the landscape, reflecting a kaleidoscope of...
UN-Backed Syria Peace Talks To Restart In Geneva
Syrian rivals were to resume UN-brokered peace talks in Geneva on Thursday, with escalating violence and deadlock on...
Westbrook’s 35th Triple Double Powers Thunder Win
NBA scoring leader Russell Westbrook unleashed his 35th triple double of the season, powering the Oklahoma City Thunder...
Killer of Cambodian Government Critic Gets Life In Jail
A Cambodian court on Thursday jailed a former soldier for life for the brazen daytime shooting of a strident government...
Kashmir’s Slice of ‘paradise’ Has Big Skiing Ambitions
It's an area better known as a hotbed of insurgency but Indian Kashmir's only ski resort -- a favourite among...
China’s Li In Australia Trade Talks Amid Trump Fears
Australia urged China Thursday to press ahead with economic reforms as Premier Li Keqiang began a trade-focused visit...
Mass Trial For ‘sorcery’ Killings In PNG
A "berserk" crowd used bows and arrows, knives and axes to hack to death seven people including two small children...
Multiple Bomb Blasts Rock Nigeria’s Maiduguri
Most the people living in Muna camp have fled their homes due to the spate of attacks by Boko Haram At least eight...
UN Condemns Sri Lanka Over War Probe
As many as 40,000 Tamil civilians may have died in the last few months of the fighting The United Nations has condemned...
Pakistan To Meet Facebook Over ‘blasphemy’ Posts
Pakistan will punish social media companies that fail to take action against online blasphemy, the interior minister...
Kampala Hosts First Major Sports Showpiece
The World Cross Country Championship takes place in Kampala Sunday in Uganda's biggest ever sports showpiece, with the...
Ko, Ariya Top Field In Last LPGA Major Tuneup
Top-ranked defending champion Lydia Ko and world number two Ariya Jutanugarn pace an elite field for this week's LPGA...
How Poetry Is Taking On State Censorship In Sudan
In our series of letters from African journalists, Yousra Elbagir looks at how Sudan's young poets are reviving the...
Lock Barrett At Six In Super Experiment Ahead of Lions
The looming British and Irish Lions tour to New Zealand has added a twist to the Crusaders this week as the Canterbury...
South Korea Raises Sunken Sewol Ferry
South Korea´s sunken Sewol ferry emerged from the waters Thursday, nearly three years after it went down with the loss...
US Mobster Grandson John Gotti Arrested
The namesake grandson of New York mobster John Gotti was arrested Wednesday and charged with violent crimes, including...
Amnesty Condemns US, UK Over Yemen Arms
Amnesty International on Thursday condemned the United States and Britain for transferring arms to Saudi Arabia to use...