Manny Pacquiao sued after shoulder injury claims
Manny Pacquiao has been sued by two boxing fans for millions of dollars after claiming that the boxer and
Iran bans ‘devil-worshipping’ haircuts, tattoos and male eyebrow plucking
Tehran (AFP) – Hairstyles of a spiky and unorthodox nature have reportedly been banned in Iran because they imply devil-worship,
Uganda president accuses UNSC of leaving out Africa in peace missions
Uganda President Yoweri Museveni has accused the United Nations Security Council of being slow in involving African troops in peace
Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote wants to buy Arsenal
Africa’s richest man has admitted that he still wants to buy Arsenal, despite failing with a bid to buy the
Dozens of Migrants drown in the Mediterranean
Dozens of migrants have drowned in the Mediterranean after a boat carrying an estimated 137 people sank south of Sicily.
US Secretary of State John Kerry makes Surprise Somalia Visit
(Reuters) – John Kerry made an unannounced visit to Somalia on Tuesday, the first U.S. Secretary of State to visit
Burundi court gives Nkurunziza the nod to contest
Burundi’s constitutional court has approved President Pierre Nkurunziza’s controversial bid for a third term. This comes after the court’s
Indonesia city bans unmarried couples from riding motorbikes together
A district in Indonesia’s Aceh has banned unmarried men and women from riding together on motorbikes. According to AFP, Lawmakers
Be warned: Hackers can Swipe Fingerprints from your Smart Phone
Hackers have come up with ways of accessing phones that are locked with fingerprints, security researchers have warned. The hackers take
Senegal to send 2,100 troops to Saudi Arabia
The Senegalese government has said that it will send 2,100 soldiers to Saudi Arabia to join Riyadh’s military coalition