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Jailed Ex-President Zuma to Attend Brother’s Funeral in South Africa
South Africa’s jailed former President Jacob Zuma has been granted compassionate leave for one day to attend the funeral of…
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Zuma: Death Toll in South Africa Unrest Rises to 276
The recent unrest in South Africa has claimed 276 lives, the government said on Wednesday, raising the death toll from…
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Roiled by Presidential Assassination, Haiti Swears in New PM
Haiti’s new prime minister Ariel Henry took office Tuesday in the aftermath of the president’s assassination two weeks ago, pledging…
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Contact Lost With Passenger Plane Lost in Russia
Contact has been lost with a passenger plane carrying more than two dozen people in Russia’s remote Far Eastern peninsula…
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Zuma in ‘High Spirits’ After Court Sentence, Aide Says
South Africa’s former president Jacob Zuma was in “high spirits” on Wednesday, a day after the country’s top court handed…
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BREAKING: Jacob Zuma, Ex-South African President Jailed, to Spend 15 Months in Prison
Jacob Zuma, former president of South Africa, has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for contempt of court. Zuma,…
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I Slept with 300 Men, All Are in Trouble Now -Famous Ghanaian Actress Yehu Reveals
A popular Ghanaian actress identified as Yehu Deborah has shocked many with her revelation on live TV. The 27-years-old actress…
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Transgender People Are ‘Disgusting’ – Czech President
Prague, Czech Republic (CNN) Czech President Milos Zeman called transgender people “disgusting” in an interview on CNN affiliate CNN Prima…
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Killer Cop, Derek Chauvin, Gets 22.5 Years in Prison for George Floyd Murder
Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer who murdered George Floyd, has been sentenced to 22 years and six months…
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Iran Summons UK Ambassador Over Alleged Attacks on Expat Voters
Iran summoned Britain’s ambassador Saturday to protest what it said were violent incidents targeting its expatriates as they voted in…
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