22 dead, 1,200 held in Angola fuel protests
The office of Angolan President Joao Lourenco released the death toll in a statement in the two days of violence and spread from the
African armies turn to drones
Some 30 African governments have acquired drones, according to data from the International Institute for Strategic Studies “Military Balance” and the Center for a
Taiwan Mulls Chip Curbs on South Africa
Although Taiwan is not a major chip supplier to South Africa, it plays a dominant role in global semiconductor production, and even limited restrictions
‘I’ll Give It My All’
Kamboj, a right-handed batter and a right-handed medium pacer, first caught the attention of fans and selectors last season during the Ranji Trophy…reports Asian
Injury Clouds Hopes
With Ravindra Jadeja coming out to bat, the look on Pant’s face suggested that the injury could turn out to be a big issue
US aid cuts halt HIV vaccine research in South Africa
The news devastated the researchers, who live and work in a region where more people live with HIV than anywhere else in the world
Outrage in Eswatini as US sends foreign convicts
The Eswatini government confirmed that five foreign nationals deported from the US are being held in solitary confinement in undisclosed prisons The arrival of
DR Congo, M23 armed group sign ceasefire
The ceasefire deal, formalised through a Declaration of Principles, was signed after a series of discussions that began in April In a significant development
India Engages Allies in Nimisha Priya Case
In a significant development in the case, the scheduled execution of the Indian nurse has been temporarily halted…reports Asian Lite News India on Thursday
Blues Rules the World
Chelsea finished as top scorers in the tournament with 17 goals; one more than PSG, Manchester City and Bayern who were all on 16.
