International
Food Prices Soar In Drought-Hit Countries
Drought in East Africa has led to a sharp increase in the price of staple foods, raising fears that hunger...
Read moreUEFA Study Predicts Barcelona To Win the Champions League
A number of factors are in Barcelona's favour in the 2016/17 Champions League with UEFA putting them forward as the...
Read moreTrump Travel Ban Hit By New Legal Setback
A US district judge in Virginia has ruled that President Donald Trump's executive order barring entry from seven countries is...
Read more‘At Least 100 Killed’ In DR Congo Violence
The United Nations says government soldiers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are thought to have killed at least 100...
Read morePrivate Doctors In Kenya To Strike
Doctors at private hospitals in Kenya will begin a 48-hour strike at midnight local time to show solidarity with doctors...
Read moreMan City’s Gabriel Jesus Injured For Three Months
The 19-year-old Brazil striker limped out of City's Premier League win at Bournemouth on Monday after just 15 minutes and...
Read moreEthiopian Dam ’causes Water Shortage In Kenya’
A huge newly-built Ethiopian dam is cutting off the supply of water to Lake Turkana in northern Kenya, threatening the...
Read more“The Nokia 3310 Is Coming Back. Seriously!”
The Nokia 3310 had a reputation for hardiness. You could throw it down a flight of stairs, spill a pint...
Read moreTunisia Defends Itself After German Criticism
A Tunisian was behind in the Berlin Christmas market attack Tunisia's Prime Minister Youssef Chahed has dismissed German claims that...
Read moreMalawi Minister’s Offices On Fire
Workers fled the building while firemen arrived to extinguish the blaze Malawi's The Times newspaper is reporting that a fire...
Read more$1 Wedding Couple’s Lavish Second Ceremony
We reported earlier that a Kenyan couple who spent just $1 (£0.80) on their wedding, have now got married in...
Read morePeugeot In Talks To Buy GM’s Vauxhall and Opel Business
French carmaker PSA says it is considering taking over General Motors' (GM) European Opel business. PSA - which makes Peugeot,...
Read moreGeorgian Orthodox Church Caught In ‘poisoning Plot’
There are suspicions that Georgian Church Patriarch Ilia II was the target Georgian police have arrested a priest suspected of...
Read moreUK ‘very Pleased’ About Commonwealth Return
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, who is in The Gambia, has said he is "very pleased" the West African state is...
Read moreToshiba Chairman Quits Over Nuclear Loss
Toshiba chairman Shigenori Shiga has resigned, hours after the Japanese conglomerate revealed details of a multi-billion dollar loss. Earlier Toshiba...
Read moreNorth Korean Leader’s Half-Brother Kim Jong-Nam ‘killed In Malaysia’
The half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has been killed in Malaysia, South Korean and Malaysian sources say. Kim...
Read moreMessi Vs Ronaldo; The Race To 100 Champions League Goals
When the season began, it seemed a foregone conclusion that Cristiano Ronaldo would become the first player to rack up...
Read moreIsraeli PM Seeks ‘no Gaps’ With Trump Ahead of White House Talks
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, preparing for his first meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House, will work with...
Read moreBig Slums Cut Valuation of Real Estate Wealth
Cash-hungry slumlords and politicians have blocked modernisation of Nairobi’s Kibera slum, robbing the economy of Sh103 billion, the World Bank...
Read moreTrump Rally Gives Way To Caution As Yellen Testimony Looms
Stocks flatlined and the dollar dipped on Tuesday as caution set in before testimony from Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen...
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