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S/Africa guilty of violating obligation to ICC
ICC judges in session at The Hague South Africa violated its obligations to the ICC by failing to arrest Sudan’s...
Read moreDetailsNiger soldiers kill 14 civilians mistaken for militants -official
Niger soldiers Soldiers in Niger killed 14 unarmed civilians after mistaking them for Boko Haram militants during a patrol in...
Read moreDetailsSouth African supermarket giants in fine food fight
Shoprite As South Africa slides into recession, and households have less and less to spend, the number one supermarket group...
Read moreDetailsGEORGE FRIEDMAN: A US attack on North Korea is imminent
The US is preparing to attack North Korea, according to Geopolitical Futures founder George Friedman — setting the stage for...
Read moreDetailsFormer Gambia President, Jammeh in trouble
Jammeh The exiled former President of the Gambia, Mr. Yahya Jammeh, is in trouble following the seizure of his assets....
Read moreDetailsMajority of Americans wish Obama was still president instead of Trump, poll finds
A majority of polled voters wish Barack Obama was still president instead of Donald Trump, a new national poll shows....
Read moreDetailsComey’s Firing Is a Crisis of American Rule of Law-Bloomberg
It’s not a constitutional crisis. Technically, President Donald Trump was within his constitutional rights Tuesday when he fired FBI Director...
Read moreDetailsUS Senators relocate to White House over N/korea
Donald Trump Top Trump administration officials will hold a rare briefing on Wednesday at the White House for the entire...
Read moreDetailsU.S. watching piracy increase off Somalia, sees ties to famine
Jim Mattis The United States is closely watching a recent increase in piracy off the coast of Somalia, a senior...
Read moreDetailsDeath toll in Egypt church bombing reaches 21, 50 injured – state television
The death toll in a church bombing in the Egyptian Nile Delta city of Tanta has climbed to 21, with...
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