Minister Simelane Rejects Eskom Corruption Allegations Amid Ongoing Investigations
Minister Thembi Simelane denies corruption allegations tied to her former role at Vitrovian, a company contracted by Eskom. Captain Wesley...
Crime
The Uromi 16: A Tragic Incident Highlighting Nigeria’s Struggle with Justice and Security
Sixteen Northern travellers were lynched by vigilantes in Edo State, Nigeria, mistaking them for kidnappers. This incident raises significant questions...
Bobrisky Alleges Arrest by Immigration Officials Upon Returning to Nigeria
Bobrisky has alleged that immigration officials arrested him upon his return to Nigeria after a five-month absence, citing prior health...
Rachel Morin Murder Trial Begins Amidst Immigration Controversies
The murder trial of Rachel Morin commences, with Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez charged with her murder and rape. Morin's body was...
Carlos Lehder, Associate of Pablo Escobar, Released from Colombian Custody
Carlos Lehder, Pablo Escobar's partner, was arrested in Colombia for drug and arms trafficking but was released three days later...
Police Officer Sentenced for Soliciting Bribe in Zimbabwe
A Zimbabwean police officer, Constable Peter Loverage Mombe, was sentenced to 10 months in prison for soliciting an US$800 bribe...
Carencro Commemorates Lynching Victims Louis Senegal and Antoine Domingue
Carencro unveiled a historical marker memorializing lynching victims Louis Senegal and Antoine Domingue, marking a first for Lafayette Parish. The...
Murder of Journalist Watson Flexy Munyaka Raises Alarm on Press Freedom in Zimbabwe
Watson Flexy Munyaka, an investigative journalist, was murdered on 17 March, sparking outrage and condemnation from Reporters Without Borders. Known...
Modi and Boric Discuss Strengthening India-Chile Relations
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chilean President Gabriel Boric discussed enhancing bilateral cooperation in trade, education, and technology during...
Geza’s Day of Rage: Zimbabweans Stay Home Amid Planned Protests
On a day of anticipated protests in Zimbabwe, a substantial police presence resulted in decreased public activity as many citizens...
