Somali pirates’ hostages ‘ate rats’ to survive
A group of sailors who were held hostage by Somali pirates for nearly five years survived in part by eating rats, one survivor has told Continue Reading
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Somali pirates’ hostages ‘ate rats’ to survive
A group of sailors who were held hostage by Somali pirates for nearly five years survived in part -
World
Calais ‘Jungle’: Stark choice for migrants as France begins clearing camp
As dawn broke over the “Jungle” refugee and migrant camp in France on Monday, thousands of people were -
World
Indonesian and three Nigerians executed for drug crimes
Indonesia has carried out the executions of four drug convicts, including three foreigners. The Indonesian man and three -
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Ghana’s Medeama close in on Confederation Cup semi-finals
Champions Etoile du Sahel and Medeama of Ghana secured victories in Africa’s Confederation Cup on Tuesday to move -
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Why are Kenyan schools being torched?
More than 100 government secondary schools in Kenya have been set alight this year – with many of
Somali pirates’ hostages ‘ate rats’ to survive
Calais ‘Jungle’: Stark choice for migrants as France begins clearing camp
Indonesian and three Nigerians executed for drug crimes
Ghana’s Medeama close in on Confederation Cup semi-finals
Why are Kenyan schools being torched?
Calais ‘Jungle’: Stark choice for migrants as France begins clearing camp
As dawn broke over the “Jungle” refugee and migrant camp in France on Monday, thousands of people were being offered two choices — stay in Continue Reading
Indonesian and three Nigerians executed for drug crimes
Indonesia has carried out the executions of four drug convicts, including three foreigners. The Indonesian man and three Nigerians were killed by firing squad shortly Continue Reading
Ghana’s Medeama close in on Confederation Cup semi-finals
Champions Etoile du Sahel and Medeama of Ghana secured victories in Africa’s Confederation Cup on Tuesday to move closer to a place in the semi Continue Reading
Why are Kenyan schools being torched?
More than 100 government secondary schools in Kenya have been set alight this year – with many of the arson incidents being blamed on students. Continue Reading
Zika found in common house mosquitoes in Brazil
CNN)Researchers in Brazil announced Thursday the “presence of the Zika virus” in Culex mosquitoes (the common house mosquito) in the eastern city of Recife. These Continue Reading
Pokemon Go finally launches in Japan
Nintendo’s Pokemon Go has finally launched in Japan, the birthplace of the little virtual monsters. Amid a flurry of social media excitement, Niantic Labs, the Continue Reading
Libya attack: French soldiers die in helicopter crash
Three French soldiers have died in Libya after their helicopter was shot down, President Francois Hollande says. The soldiers were killed while carrying out “dangerous Continue Reading
Migrant crisis: 22 bodies found on Mediterranean boat – MSF
The bodies of 22 people have been found on a migrant dinghy in the Mediterranean, the aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) has said. The Continue Reading
“No deal” between Paul Le Guen and Nigeria Football Federation
Paul Le Guen will not be taking up a role as Nigeria’s new technical adviser, despite an announcement from the country’s football federation. He Continue Reading