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Angola Stadium Stampede In Uige Kills 17
At least 17 people have been killed in a stampede at a football stadium in the northern Angolan city of...
Read moreKellyanne Conway Apologized To Donald Trump After Ivanka Clothing Line Comments
Kellyanne Conway, top adviser to President Donald Trump, apologized to him Thursday after her comments about Ivanka Trump's clothing line...
Read moreNew Action Coming On Security Next Week
President Donald Trump said Friday his White House will unveil new security measures to keep America safe next week, and...
Read moreProtesters Block Betsy DeVos From Entering Public School In Washington
US Education Secretary Betsy DeVos issued a statement Friday afternoon after protesters blocked her from entering a middle school in...
Read moreDying Man Saves $55K To Bribe God
A dying civil servant instructed his wife to bury him with $55,000, which he intended to appease God to forgive...
Read moreWomen ‘too Delicate’ To Lead South Africa
Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma is tipped to take over from her ex-husband as president of South Africa – but a Xhosa royal...
Read moreReform Land Rights In Cities, World Bank Tells Africa
Land rights are the key to creating jobs, ending poverty and reducing high living costs in Africa's cities, the World...
Read moreItalian Boss To Stand Trial Over $1.3bn Nigerian Oil Transaction
Claudio Descalzi, chief executive of Eni, has suffered a setback after Italian prosecutors charged him with international corruption following a...
Read more‘Cheap Propaganda’ Behind Ghana Missing Cars Claim
The NDC says 641 cars were accounted for with the transition team The party of Ghana’s former President John Mahama...
Read more‘Children Swept Away’ In Malawi Floods
Heavy downpours overnight caused the Lilongwe River to burst its banks. Two children on their way to school this morning...
Read morePeru Ex-Leader Faces Arrest Over $20m Bribe Allegations
A Peruvian court has issued an international warrant for the arrest of ex-President Alejandro Toledo on suspicions of taking bribes...
Read moreThousands of US Flights Cancelled Amid Major Snowstorm
A major winter storm has battered northeastern US, causing widespread power outages, flight cancellations and school and business closures. Thursday's...
Read moreEnergy Products Boost U.S. Import Prices In January
U. S. import prices rose more than expected in January amid further gains in the cost of energy products, but...
Read moreBill In Kenya Proposes Stiff Penalties For Men Who Ogle At Women
A provision in the Sexual Offenses (Amendment) Bill which proposes stiff penalties for men who ogle at women saying that...
Read moreIndian Water Minister Uma Bharti Says She Had Rapists Tortured
An Indian minister says she made rape suspects beg for their lives and ordered police to torture them. Uma Bharti,...
Read moreTanzanian Arrested For ‘fake Translation’ of Tourist Comments
A tour guide at a Tanzanian game park has been arrested after falsely translating a tourist's comments about the country...
Read moreGoogle Coding Champion Whose Cameroon Hometown Is Cut Off From the Internet
The first African winner in Google's annual coding competition is 370km (230 miles) from home, sitting outside his cousins' house...
Read moreTottenham Star Dele Alli Named Premier League Player of the Month For January
Tottenham Hotspur Dele Alli has been named Premier League Player of the Month for January after a string of stunning...
Read moreOil Overhang Points To Need For Extended OPEC Output Cuts
An OPEC-led production cut may well be accelerating a drawdown in global oil stocks that began last year, but implementing...
Read moreAon To Sell Benefits Outsourcing To Blackstone For $4.3 Billion
They typically seek to sell ownership of such assets at a big profit a few years after they invest. Insurance...
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