The bitter feud between Zambia President Hakainde Hichilema and his predecessor who passed on recently in South Africa has carried on even after his death as the deceased president left instructions that Hakainde “should not be anywhere near” his dead body according to a family spokesman.
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Acclaimed most popular TikTok personality, Khaby Lame, has been allowed to self deport from the United States after being detained by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Las Vegas.
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UK technology secretary has dismissed US government’s misgivings over proposed Chinese ‘super embassy’ close to the financial hub in London.
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Nine people were injured after a Milan-bound Ryanair flight was forced to make an emergency landing in southern Germany because of heavy turbulence from a thunderstorm Wednesday night.
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He was a pro euthanasia advocate and was being questioned for murder following the death of a woman who died using a suicide pod dies of Suicide.
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Gary Lineker’s acclaimed ‘The Rest is Football’ podcast has been snapped up by streaming giant DAZN weeks after parting ways with the BBC.
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In global diplomacy, few relationships have been as loudly celebrated and quietly lopsided, as that between China and Africa. Beijing calls it an “all-weather friendship,” filled with pledges of infrastructure, trade, and South-South cooperation. Yet, a closer look reveals a more uncomfortable truth: China wants Africa’s minerals, markets, and strategic leverage, but not its people.
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Motown iconic soul singer Smokey Robinson has filed a $500 million countersuit against four former house keepers who accused him of sexual battery and rape earlier this month, claiming that their allegations were part of an “extortionate scheme.”
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Footballer Jay Emmanuel-Thomas has admitted his involvement in a plot to smuggle £600,000 worth of cannabis from Thailand into the UK.
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President Vladimir Putin has said that Western tech companies still operating in Russia but acting against the country’s interests should be “strangled,” as authorities seek to replace foreign software and services with domestic alternatives.
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