POLITICS: NURSING MOTHER JOINS PARLIAMENTARY RACE IN RWANDA
Agency Report Jeanne d'Arc Nyiramahirwe, who is running for a parliamentary seat in Rwanda's elections, is determined to make her voice known while carrying her...
WORLD NEWS: SUDAN ORDER FOREIGNERS TO LEAVE KHARTOUM
Agency Report All foreigners are instructed to evacuate Khartoum, the country's capital, and the surrounding area by Sudanese security officials. According to a statement from...
SOUTH KOREAN SAMSUNG WORKERS BEGIN THREE-DAY GENERAL STRIKE OVER PAY
According to the head of a union that represents tens of thousands of workers, Samsung employees started a three-day general strike on Monday over wages...
TRUMP CONGRATULATES UK’S FARAGE, IGNORES STARMER
While praising fellow populist Nigel Farage's election to the British parliament on Friday, former US president Donald Trump failed to bring up Keir Starmer, the...
WORLD NEWS: KEIR STARMER OFFICIALLY APPOINTED AS UK PRIME MINISTER
During an audience at Buckingham Palace on Friday, King Charles III of Britain formally named Labour leader Keir Starmer as prime minister. The queen shook...
BRITISH TEACHER JAILED FOR SEX WITH TEENAGE SCHOOLBOYS
A British teacher was given a six and a half-year prison sentence on Thursday for having sex with two of her teenage students and having...
LATEST: SIX ARRESTED OVER INDIA STAMPEDE DISASTER
Six people have been detained by Indian police over their suspected involvement in a catastrophic stampede that occurred during a religious lecture and left 121...
CANADA ANNOUNCES FIRST WOMAN TO LEAD MILITARY
The G7 and NATO member nations's first female military chief, Lieutenant-General Jennie Carignan, was appointed, as the prime minister of Canada revealed on Wednesday. At...
NATURAL DISASTER: HURRICANE BERYL KILLS 5, HURTLES TOWARDS JAMAICA
After killing at least five people and wreaking havoc on a vast swath of the southeast Caribbean, Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Jamaica on Tuesday...
WORLD NEWS: MOBILE INTERNET CUT AFTER MAURITANIA PRESIDENTIAL POLL
Since Monday night, AFP journalists have been unable to use mobile internet in the capital of Mauritania due to altercations that started after it was...