Maurice the noisy cockerel court case pushed back
Owner of Maurice, the cockerel taken to court by his neighbours for his noisy early-morning wake-up calls, hopes the case can be resolved outside of court after the date is pushed back.…
Migrants keep trying to reach the US despite Trump’s tariffs threat
Central American migrants continue to cross the border between Guatemala and Mexico in hopes of reaching the United States, as President Donald Trump threatens tariffs over migration.…
US veterans try to find peace through surfing
Catching waves in California: US military veterans and wounded active-duty service members experience the healing power of the ocean. Operation Surf, a nonprofit organization, specializing in courses for US veterans, holds a…
Paris pogo project: another pavement pest?
Paris pogo project: another pavement pest?…
For Angola’s Civil War veterans, struggle continues long after war
In Angola, veterans of the country's 27-year long civil war - many of them disabled and homeless - feel let down by the very government they risked their lives to defend. Some…
Zambia vs. Vedanta: Could the government be paving the way for a Chinese buyer?
Zambia's largest copper mining operation, KCM, has been liquidated. Many are asking now if the country could repossess private mining operations in a bid to shore up financing amid rising debt levels.…
Aduda speaks on relationship with Obasanjo
Nigerian Senators on Thursday at the valedictory session of the 8th Senate took turns to appraise their performance for the past four years.…
Drastic structural reform required to turnaround SA’s economy
Stats SA released South Africa’s GDP figures for the first quarter of 2019 reveals that the country’s basket of goods declined 3.2 percent since 2018 Q4. Mining and manufacturing data which slowed…
Women’s World Cup 2019: How Jamaican football got its groove back
Women's World Cup 2019: How Jamaican football got its groove back.…
International investors flock to France
International investors flock to France.…