Kenya and Somaliland sign landmark diplomatic deal
Kenya and Somaliland have signed a landmark agreement to enhance bilateral relations, marking a significant step in regional diplomacy.
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South Park mocks Kristi Noem as 'ICE Barbie'
South Park takes aim at South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, dubbing her 'ICE Barbie' in a satirical episode critiquing her hardline immigration policies.
Salakaia-Loto returns for Wallabies' South Africa Tests
Rugby star Lukhan Salakaia-Loto earns a spot in the Wallabies squad for the upcoming Tests against South Africa, marking a significant return to international rugby.
Ghana and Senegal lead Africa's renewable energy push
Ghana and Senegal are pioneering Africa's shift to renewable energy, with ambitious projects setting a benchmark for sustainable development across the continent.
Hunter killed by buffalo in South Africa
A seasoned hunter met a tragic end during an expedition in South Africa when a buffalo turned the tables in a fatal encounter.
Wagner expands Russia's influence in Central Africa
Reports reveal Wagner Group's deepening ties with the Central African Republic's government, raising concerns over Russia's expanding geopolitical influence in Africa.
Zambia accuses China of sheltering criminals
Zambia's government has publicly accused China of sheltering fugitives involved in corruption and cybercrimes, escalating tensions between the two nations. The US Embassy in Lusaka has backed Zambia's claims, adding fuel to the diplomatic fire.
Glencore pays £276m in UK bribery settlement
Swiss mining giant Glencore agrees to pay £276 million to settle UK bribery allegations linked to its oil operations in Africa.
Wallabies take heart from Lions for South Africa tests
Australia's rugby team can draw confidence from their recent performances against the British and Irish Lions as they prepare for a crucial showdown with South Africa.
Migrants detained on Spanish beach after crossing
Shocking video captures the moment migrants were intercepted by police on a Spanish beach following a perilous journey from Africa.
Theme park introduces controversial 'fat tests' for rides
A popular UK theme park has sparked controversy by introducing weight restrictions on certain rides. Find out how these 'fat tests' work and what visitors are saying.
Ramaphosa warns against Trump-style populism
President Cyril Ramaphosa cautions against divisive populism, drawing parallels to Donald Trump’s rhetoric, as South Africa prepares for a pivotal election.
Life After 60: West Africa's Resilient Women
Discover the inspiring lives of West African women over 60, as they share their wisdom, struggles, and triumphs in a rapidly changing world.
Mogadishu floods displace 100,000+
Torrential rains in Somalia's capital have triggered catastrophic flooding, leaving tens of thousands homeless and major infrastructure destroyed. Authorities warn of worsening conditions as humanitarian crisis unfolds.
Overton out of India tour as England face fitness concerns
England's cricket squad faces setbacks as Jamie Overton is ruled out of the India tour, while Zak Crawley and Josh Tongue undergo fitness assessments ahead of the series.
Lesotho's Fake Trump-Costco Story Goes Viral
A satirical news report from Lesotho falsely claimed Donald Trump opened a Costco in Maseru, sparking confusion and amusement online.
England's emotional tribute to Graham Thorpe at The Oval
England's cricket team honoured the late Graham Thorpe with a heartfelt tribute during their match against South Africa at The Oval, celebrating the legacy of the former batting maestro.
Radioactive Rhino Horns: South Africa's Anti-Poaching Breakthrough
South Africa is pioneering a bold new strategy to protect rhinos from poachers by injecting radioactive isotopes into their horns, making them easier to detect and trace.
Radioactive isotopes injected into rhino horns to stop poaching
In a groundbreaking move, South African scientists are using radioactive isotopes to make rhino horns toxic to humans, deterring poachers and protecting endangered species.
39 boys hospitalised after mass circumcision in South Africa
A mass circumcision ceremony in South Africa has resulted in 39 boys being rushed to hospital, with one tragically losing his life. Authorities are investigating the incident amid growing concerns over traditional practices.
Radioactive rhino horns deter poachers in South Africa
South African scientists are injecting rhino horns with radioactive material to make them unattractive to traffickers, offering a novel solution to combat poaching.
Trump mandates fitness tests in US schools
Former US President Donald Trump has issued an executive order requiring mandatory fitness tests in American schools, sparking debate among educators and health experts.
White rhino population grows in South Africa
Conservation efforts in South Africa have led to a rare increase in white rhino numbers, marking the first rise in a decade, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Ballet academy transforms lives in Thembisa
A vibrant ballet school in Thembisa, South Africa, is breaking barriers and inspiring young dancers through discipline, art, and opportunity.
US Defence Secretary Hegseth faces polygraph tests
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is reportedly undergoing regular polygraph tests as part of heightened security protocols, raising questions about internal trust and transparency.
Joe Schmidt picks first Wales squad with Morgan and Tizzano
New Wales head coach Joe Schmidt has unveiled his inaugural squad, featuring standout players Jac Morgan and Carlo Tizzano, as he prepares for the upcoming summer Tests.
ISIS Expands in Africa Amid Syrian Decline
Islamic State is shifting its focus to Africa as its influence wanes in Syria, establishing new strongholds in West and East Africa, according to recent reports.
Sydney couple faces deportation from South Africa
A Sydney-based couple is set to be deported from South Africa after violating visa rules. Discover the full story behind their legal ordeal and what it means for travellers.
Trump threatens new tariffs on South Korea trade deal
In a dramatic policy shift, former US President Donald Trump has proposed imposing fresh tariffs on South Korea, potentially upending a key trade agreement. Experts warn this could reignite trade tensions and destabilise global markets.
Oxford-studied lion Blondie shot dead
The famous lion Blondie, who was the subject of research by Oxford University, has been killed in a controversial incident, sparking outrage among conservationists.
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