By Ebi Kesiena Zambian authorities has killed two stray lions that had escaped from Kafue National Park and killed 16 cows over two weeks. These incidents had led to plans to close nearby schools as a...
By Ebi Kesiena Libyans from all regions and walks of life are expressing frustration with the country's divisions and are calling for national elections, a crucial step toward peace in the oil-rich North African nation, according...
By Lucy Adautin A study has revealed that birth rates in the world's wealthy economies have more than halved since 1960, reaching a historic low. The report urges nations to prepare for a "lower fertility future."...
By Lucy Adautin The Governor of Louisiana has approved a bill that mandates the display of the Ten Commandments in every public school classroom in this conservative US State, the BBC reports. The bill has sparked...
By Emmanuel Nduka Hamas and several other armed groups have plundered at least $120million from banks in northern Gaza within the last two months. This is according to United Nations estimates, as the war-ravaged strip suffers...
By Ebi Kesiena Ethiopia's Federal Chief Auditor, Meseret Damtie, has presented a damning report to the Ethiopian Parliament, revealing significant corruption and a lack of accountability among government officials. Appearing before the House of People’s Representatives,...
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