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Haitian Police demand better protection after the death of Kenyan officer/in /by
Police union leader Garry Jean Baptiste urged the government to provide more equipment and support as gangs, controlling 85% of the capital, continue expanding their territory.
Critically injured South African soldiers evacuated from Congo amid rebel offensive/in /by
The M23 rebels are supported by around 4,000 troops from Rwanda, according to U.N. experts, and now occupy Goma and Bukavu, the two biggest cities in eastern Congo. Their rapid offensive has killed around 7,000 people, Congo says.
Rain washes out Champions Trophy game between South Africa and Australia/in /by
The pitch remained under covers at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium throughout the day because of a persistent light drizzle before umpires called off the game shortly after 5 p.m. local time.
Coach says Liverpool trophy haul will help Mo Salah’s Ballon d’Or bid/in /by
The Egyptian striker is currently the top scorer in the Premier League with 25 goals and 16 assists.
Galatasaray accuses Jose Mourinho of racist comments/in /by
Mourinho, 62, criticized Turkish referees, saying a local official would have been a "disaster." He also compared Galatasaray’s bench reactions to "monkeys."
At least nine dead in Botswana floods following record rainfall/in /by
More than 5,000 people have been affected by the flooding which has caused extensive damage to roads, homes, and businesses.
Aid enters Gaza through Rafah as Palestinians struggle to access supplies/in /by
Aid continues to enter Gaza but many Palestinians struggle to access supplies. The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas may end on Saturday, with no clear next steps.
Pope Francis slightly improved but remains in a critical condition/in /by
The Vatican said on Tuesday that he had a good night’s sleep and has resumed some work from his hospital room.
Senegal signs historic peace deal with Casamance separatists/in /by
The MFDC has been fighting for Casamance’s independence for over four decades, but recent years have seen progress toward peace. In May 2023, at least 250 MFDC fighters surrendered their weapons in Mongone, signaling a shift towards reconciliation.
UN chief says warmongers and autocrats are ‘suffocating’ human rights/in /by
Antonio Guterres said “warmongers" must end their disdain for the global order.