US Bans DeepSeek from Government Systems
Washington has barred Chinese AI technology from civilian government agencies, citing wider concerns over security and competition as the US seeks to maintain its
Qualcomm Plans Global Job Cuts
The chipmaker will begin notifying employees in November following annual performance reviews, as it seeks to strengthen workplace accountability and expand beyond its smartphone
Uber Wins Bid to Dismiss £340m UK Lawsuits
London’s High Court has dismissed claims worth around £340 million brought by thousands of black cab drivers and two former private hire companies over
KKR to Sell Infinity Transportation for $2.9 Billion
US investment firm KKR has agreed to sell railcar-leasing company Infinity Transportation to Ares Management in a $2.9 billion deal, with the transaction expected
UAE confirms attempted terrorist act aboard flydubai flight
The UAE has confirmed that a flydubai co-pilot attempted a terrorist act by attacking Indian captain Smit Machchhar with a crash axe and trying
Inside The Flydubai Crisis And The Pilot Who Fought Back
Captain Smit Machchhar was seriously injured during a Flydubai cockpit attack but helped passengers and crew regain control, drawing praise from Modi and Netanyahu…reports
Nairobi Beats London Bid to Host 2029 World Athletics
Nairobi will make history as the first African host of the World Athletics Championships, bringing the global event to Kenya in 2029…reports Africa Daily
Nollywood Mourns Olu Jacobs
Nollywood legend Olu Jacobs has died aged 84, leaving behind a five-decade acting career, major honours and a lasting legacy in Nigerian cinema. Nigerian
Gold Mine Horror in Sudan
At least 82 people have died in a Sudan gold mine collapse, with dozens missing as rescuers battle rubble, fragile ground and limited equipment…reports
US Targets South African Officials
US visa restrictions on South African officials deepen tensions over race, land reform and Afrikaner rights, as Pretoria rejects Washington’s allegations and defends sovereignty,
