The United States has agreed to return $2.5 million to The Gambia being the proceeds of the sale of a property belonging to the country’s former president Yahya Jammeh.
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The United States has agreed to return $2.5 million to The Gambia being the proceeds of the sale of a property belonging to the country’s former president Yahya Jammeh.
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In a bid to take advantage of AI technology, which developers claim can cut costs and boost productivity, US carmaker, Ford adopted it across some of its operations including for quality checks.
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The USA men’s soccer team’s 2026 World Cup hopes might hinge on star striker Folarin Balogun, who already scored multiple goals for Team USA in its opening match against Paraguay on June 12.
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A pair of National Institute of Health (NIH) researchers have been charged after allegedly trying to smuggle a deadly virus into an American airport.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has officially requested that FIFA reimburse its fans for the 2026 World Cup tickets, as they are now unable to enter the United States due to health restrictions related to the Ebola outbreak.
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OpenAI is facing a criminal investigation in the US over whether its ChatGPT technology played a part in the murder of two people during a mass shooting at Florida State University (FSU) last year.
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The US Department of State has authorised non-emergency US government employees and their family members to leave the US Embassy in Abuja, citing a deteriorating security situation across Nigeria.
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A 60-year-old British man has been charged under cyber-crime laws in Dubai after allegedly filming Iranian missiles over the city.
UK Foreign Office officials are understood to be supporting his family.
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Nigerian authorities have suspended all pilgrimages to Israel and the occupied West Bank with immediate effect, citing security concerns linked to the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
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A speech by Marco Rubio at the Munich Security Conference has sparked criticism from activists and commentators across Africa, Europe and Asia, after remarks that referenced centuries of Western expansion and called for renewed alignment between the United States and Europe. In his address, Rubio said Washington and its allies were returning to a path “we have walked together before,” adding that for five centuries before the end of World War II, “the West had been expanding … to cross oceans, settle new continents, [and] build vast empires extending out across the globe.”
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