ALL that’s Happening around The Globe
Bodø/Glimt have continued their sensational Champions League campaign tonight with a 3-0 victory over Sporting CP in their UEFA Champions League Round of 16 first leg match in Norway. It has been an astonishing journey through the Champions League this…
Iran has officially withdrawn its national football team from the 2026 FIFA World Cup due to the current geopolitical crisis involving the United States and Israel. Speaking to state media in an interview, Iran’s Minister of Sport and Youth Ahmad…
ANTANANARIVO, Madagascar – The President of Madagascar has unexpectedly dismissed the country’s prime minister and all government ministers, in a move that adds another layer to the island’s political transition after last year’s power change. Officials stated that president Michael…
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania – The Tanzanian businessman and former politician Rostam Aziz has secured a majority stake in Nation Media Group, after purchasing all of the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development’s (AKFED) 54.08 percent holding in the media…
NASA’s defunct 1300-pound satellite set to fall to Earth March 10-11. The satellite, known as Van Allen Probe A, was sent into space by NASA in August 2012 as a mission to study the Earth’s radiation belts. Originally intended for…
At least 12 truck drivers have been killed in western Mali in an attack blamed on an armed Islamist group linked to al-Qaeda, according to a new report by Human Rights Watch.
According to security officers and analysis, terrorist groups affiliated with Boko Haram and their breakaway faction ISWAP, launched a number of attacks against army installations in Borno and Yobe states in early March.
A Kenyan man has been arrested after posting a video on social media showing himself tearing a 100-shilling banknote, authorities confirmed on March 10.
Limpopo police arrested additional suspects this morning in connection with a major fraud and murder-for-insurance case involving a former police officer. Meanwhile, the Madlanga Commission continues to hear explosive testimony regarding high-level money laundering.
Heavy rains and windstorms continue to batter Kenya today. The Ministry of Interior reported that flash floods have claimed 42 lives so far, with the Nairobi River bursting its banks and causing significant infrastructure damage in industrial areas.
