Mozambique and Malawi on Monday were counting the cost of Tropical Storm Freddy, which killed more than 100 people, injured scores and left a trail… Read More »Death toll over 100 as Cyclone Freddy returns to Mozambique and Malawi
A California state appeals court on Monday revived a ballot measure allowing app-based services such as Uber Technologies and Lyft Inc to treat drivers as independent contractors rather… Read More »California court: Uber, Lyft can classify drivers as independent contractors
Lukhanyo Calata remains determined to prosecute the security agents who killed his father 38 years ago.
Nuclear-armed North Korea test-fired two strategic cruise missiles from a submarine on Sunday, state news agency KCNA said on Monday, just as U.S.-South Korea military drills were due to begin.
Senegal claim another continental title but Scorpions coach Abdoulie Bojang insists his team will eventually win a Cup of Nations.
French President Emmanuel Macron received Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban to discuss the Ukraine war and other issues ahead of a European Council meeting over… Read More »Macron meets with Hungary’s Orban at Elysée Palace to discuss Ukraine war
A protracted strike by rubbish collectors has added a new twist to France’s festering dispute over pension reform as the battle over President Emmanuel Macron’s… Read More »Rubbish piles up in streets of Paris as France’s pension battle enters final stretch
More than 60 bodies are recovered as strong winds and rain hamper rescue efforts.
Australia will buy as many as five US nuclear-powered submarines and later build a new model with US and British technology under an ambitious plan… Read More »AUKUS: Australia to purchase up to five nuclear submarines from the US
Beatrice Ekweremadu says she was not privy to discussions about a donor for her daughter Sonia.
