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.
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Prince Harry faces bullying claims in charity scandal
Prince Harry is under scrutiny after claims of bullying and misogyny surfaced from leaders of an African charity he helped establish. The allegations could tarnish his philanthropic reputation.
US destroys contraceptives, denies African women care
A recent report reveals that the US government's destruction of contraceptives is depriving African women and girls of essential healthcare, sparking outrage among NGOs.
SA farmer accused of shooting scavengers, feeding bodies to pigs
A South African farmer stands accused of a horrific crime—shooting women who scavenged for food on his land and allegedly feeding their remains to pigs. The shocking case has sparked outrage and calls for justice.
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.
London HIV cases rise in African communities
London faces a concerning rise in HIV cases among African-born residents, prompting calls for targeted public health interventions and better access to testing.
French farmer sprays manure on Travellers in viral protest
A French farmer's shocking retaliation against Travellers, spraying manure on their vehicles, sparks outrage and debate over rural tensions.
Spiced Lamb Hand Pies: West African Comfort Food
Discover Maria Bradford's irresistible Sierra Leonean hand pies, packed with spiced lamb and rich flavours – a delicious twist on West African home cooking.
49 African migrants drown in Yemen shipwreck
At least 49 African migrants drowned when their overcrowded boat capsized near Yemen, highlighting the ongoing peril of irregular migration routes.
Archbishop: God revealed malaria and HIV cures in vision
A Nigerian archbishop stuns the world by declaring divine revelation of cures for deadly diseases, sparking both hope and scepticism.
Farmer Wants a Wife’s Jarrad Wrigley Finds Love
Jarrad Wrigley, the charming farmer from 'Farmer Wants a Wife,' has moved on from the show and is now happily dating. Get the exclusive scoop on his new romance!
Trump's praise for autocrats sparks outrage
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after praising African and Caribbean leaders accused of human rights abuses, including South Sudan's Salva Kiir and Cuba's Miguel Díaz-Canel.
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.
African spiders hunt mothers in creepy 'musical statues' tactic
Scientists uncover terrifying behaviour of African social spiders that hunt in groups and mimic musical statues to prey on mothers. Discover the sinister truth behind these arachnids.
Ciara visits Benin to support slave descendants' rights
Global superstar Ciara travels to Benin to advocate for new laws supporting descendants of enslaved Africans, highlighting cultural reconnection and justice.
Oscar-Winning Doc Star Shot by Israeli Settler
A key figure from the Oscar-winning documentary 'No Land' was shot in the chest by an Israeli settler in a violent confrontation. The victim, a Palestinian farmer, remains in critical condition.
Epstein survivor warns against Trump pardon for Maxwell
Annie Farmer, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse, has publicly cautioned against any potential pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell by Donald Trump, highlighting ongoing concerns for justice.
South Korea wary of Trump’s potential return
South Korean officials express concerns over potential policy shifts if Donald Trump returns to the White House, highlighting strained US-South Korea relations.
Al-Shabaab attack kills African Union soldiers in Mogadishu
A fierce battle erupted in Mogadishu as Al-Shabaab militants launched an assault on African Union forces, resulting in multiple casualties. The attack highlights ongoing security challenges in Somalia.
Nigeria win 10th Women's Africa Cup of Nations
Nigeria's Super Falcons staged a thrilling comeback to defeat Morocco 2-1 in the Women's Africa Cup of Nations final, securing their record-extending 10th title.
Kenya plans Nairobi land for African Americans
Kenya's government has unveiled an ambitious plan to allocate land in Nairobi for African Americans seeking to reconnect with their roots. Could this be a groundbreaking move in the global reparations debate?
African Americans relocate to Kenya for cultural reconnection
A growing number of African Americans are relocating to Kenya, seeking cultural roots, business opportunities, and a deeper connection to their heritage.
South Park’s Trump Episode Pulled by Paramount
Paramount’s decision to remove a politically charged South Park episode featuring Donald Trump has ignited debates over censorship and creative freedom in comedy.
South Park brutally mocks Donald Trump in new episode
South Park takes aim at Donald Trump in their latest episode, sparking hilarious reactions from fans. The satirical show doesn't hold back in its critique of the former US President.
Builder mauled by XL Bully in South London
A builder was left with severe injuries after being mauled by an XL Bully dog in South London. The shocking incident has reignited debates over dangerous dog breeds.
Uruguay's palms under threat from deadly weevil
Uruguay faces an environmental crisis as a destructive weevil threatens its iconic palm trees. Experts warn of devastating consequences if immediate action isn't taken.
S Korea court orders compensation for 1964 sexual assault
A South Korean court has ruled in favour of a victim of a 1964 sexual assault, ordering the government to pay compensation in a landmark case.
Woman cleared after biting attacker’s tongue in self-defence
A South Korean woman wrongfully convicted for biting her alleged attacker’s tongue has received an official apology and compensation after a prolonged legal battle.
New diabetes test breakthrough for African descent
Groundbreaking research reveals a more accurate blood test for diabetes, addressing long-standing disparities in diagnosis for individuals of African ancestry.
Cameroon coach denies resignation after email hack
Cameroon's head coach has vehemently denied reports of his resignation, alleging that his email account was hacked to spread false information.
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