Burundi court partially acquits jailed journalist after two years/in /by
A Burundian court partially acquitted journalist Sandra Muhoza on Monday after nearly two years behind bars.
What impact will the Iran war have on the wedding industry?/in /by
The wedding industry in the UK is gauging the impact of the war with Iran. Despite riding fuel prices putting pressure on supply chains, vendors say they are prepared to absorb higher costs.
Germany marks 69th birthday of zoo’s oldest gorilla/in /by
Berlin Zoo celebrates Fatou, a 69‑year‑old western lowland gorilla, highlighting how specialised care in captivity can extend the lives of endangered species.
Pope Leo pays his respects at Algeria-France war monument/in /by
Pope Leo touched down in Algeria on Monday, beginning an 11 day tour of four African countries. Leo is visiting Algeria to champion Christian-Muslim co-existence.
Wadagni claims landslide victory in Benin presidential vote/in /by
Romuald Wadagni has secured a decisive win in Benin’s presidential election, taking 94 percent of the vote according to provisional results released by the electoral commission.
Lafarge Trial: Cement firm fined, former CEO jailed/in /by
A French court has fined cement group Lafarge $1.3 million for paying the Islamic State group and other jihadists to keep its factory running in Syria during the civil war.
Nigerian Air Forces launches investigation into deadly airstrike in Yobe state/in /by
Nigeria's Air Force has launched an investigation after an airstrike on Sunday allegedly killed dozens of civilians in the country's northeast.
France: Parliament debates bill to simplify return of stolen artworks/in /by
It still has tens of thousands of artworks and artefacts that it looted from its colonial empire. Now, France is debating a bill to simplify returning them to their countries of origin.
Malawi’s former finance minister arrested for corruption as post-election crackdown continues/in /by
Malawian police arrested the former finance minister Sunday on suspicion of money laundering and abuse of office, in the latest move in a widening post-election crackdown on former senior officials.
Global markets slide as Donald Trump orders Strait of Hormuz blockade/in /by
Global markets have been rattled after Donald Trump announced a US naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions following failed peace talks with Iran.