French president Emmanuel Macron is drawing a line under the era of French interference in Africa. Speaking in Libreville as he began a four-nation tour of the continent to renew frayed ties, Macron said was “The age of Francafrique is well over.”
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Convicted double-amputee Paralympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius’ parole hearing to determine his likely release after serving half of his 15-year sentence, will take place on 31 March.
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African students who fled Ukraine last year following the Russia invasion are now reportedly being ask to return to the warzone or they will be unable to complete their degrees.
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An abusive wife who assaulted, taunted, threatened and humiliated her husband for 20 years has been sentenced to four years in prison.
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A lawyer has been struck off and ordered to pay more than £40,000 after calling ‘biblical curses’ on a barrister after a clash over a client’s will.
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A teacher has been awarded almost £70,000 in compensation after she was told she was not doing enough to promote equality and diversity in class.
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A female rugby player who sued an opponent for £10 million after she was left permanently paralysed by a ‘revenge tackle’, that left her with a permanent spinal injury, has won a compensation case at the High Court, a verdict which sets a precedent for sporting injury claims.-.
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The UK counter-terrorist police are investigating a murder threat letter sent to a British-Nigerian lawyer/activist and political commentator, Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu by a banned neo-Nazi group.
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A foundation in Iran has offered to give a 1000sq meters of farmland to the man accused of carrying out a horrific stabbing attack on novelist, Salman Rushdie, according to Iranian state media.
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A patient in Germany has been cured of HIV with a stem cell transplant, according to research published by Dr. Bjorn-Erik Ole Jensen and others.
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