The presidents of the European Commission and Council, Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa, have issued words of support for the Hague-based International Criminal Court (ICC) after the US administration announced it would sanction top officials investigating Israel’s actions in Gaza.
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Security forces in Zambia have seized weapons and arrested 11 people, including senior opposition figures, allegedly involved in an insurrection plot, the government has said.
Zambia’s electoral commission has resumed the counting of votes from Thursday’s presidential, parliamentary and local elections after it was halted over alleged attacks on polling staff.
In the entertainment industry, fame often comes with packed schedules, endorsement deals and constant public attention. For many celebrities, achieving success can make further education seem unnecessary.
Johannesburg, South Africa – Seventy years ago, Sophie Williams-de Bruyn was 18 when she joined about 20,000 women marching to the Union Buildings, the seat of South Africa’s apartheid government, to protest against the extension of the pass laws to Black women.
South Africa commemorates on Sunday 70 years since the Women’s March of 1956, when around 20,000 women of all races marched to the administrative capital, Pretoria, to protest apartheid laws forcing Black women to carry passes that restricted their movement. It was a powerful moment in the fight against white minority rule
Apple reached a $5 trillion market capitalization on July 28 Eastern Time, reclaiming its position as the world’s most valuable company. Unlike cloud-heavy peers, Apple’s capital-light AI strategy—prioritizing on-device features and leveraging existing hardware ecosystems—has shielded it from mounting infrastructure costs. While its stable cash flows and services revenue support long-term growth, the current 41x…
Kenyan wildlife authorities are investigating whether a toxic substance killed 15 elephants in the country’s famed Amboseli ecosystem, raising fresh concerns over the health of one of Africa’s most important wildlife habitats and a major tourism destination.
With less than a year since BTScame back, they were already winning awards left and right. However, in a surprising announcement, they confirmed that they wouldn’t submit their music for 2027’s Grammy Awards. Interestingly, their stance has caused an uproar.
Nigeria has issued one of its strongest diplomatic protests yet over the recurring killing of its citizens in South Africa, revealing that at least 98 Nigerians have been killed since 2022 in mob attacks, hate crimes, and extra-judicial killings. Abuja demanded urgent action from Pretoria to halt the violence and bring perpetrators to justice.
