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Minnesota and Illinois file a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop aggressive ICE raids, escalating the conflict between Democratic states and the federal government over immigration policy.
Lands CS Alice Wahome reveals the collapsed South C building had four illegal floors, exposing the deadly greed and regulatory failure plaguing Nairobi’s construction sector.
French farmers blockade Paris with tractors to protest the EU-Mercosur trade deal, fearing cheap South American imports will destroy their livelihoods.
President Lula vetoes a bill reducing Jair Bolsonaro’s prison sentence, marking the anniversary of the Brasília riots with a firm stance against coup plotters.
Safari Kaingu Kahindi is sentenced to 30 years in prison for a murder stemming from a dispute over stray goats, a tragic reminder of the consequences of unchecked anger.
A new website simulates playing the lottery every second to demonstrate the astronomical odds against winning, serving as a stark warning to gamblers everywhere.
Donald Trump confirms the US plans to control Venezuela’s oil for years, revealing the resource-driven motives behind the recent regime change in Caracas.
Russian airstrikes target Ukraine’s energy grid, leaving over a million people without heat or water in freezing temperatures, a tactic aimed at breaking civilian morale.
Algeria issues an apology after player Mohamed Amine Amoura mocks a Congolese fan dressed as Patrice Lumumba, sparking a Pan-African outcry at AFCON 2025.
A flock of 50 sheep invades a German supermarket, causing chaos and amusement as they trample through the aisles in a viral "woolly heist."
President Trump signals a long-term US presence in Venezuela to control its oil reserves, raising fears of a new era of resource-driven neo-colonialism.
The African Union and China jointly condemn the US raid on Venezuela, warning against the erosion of national sovereignty and signaling a deepening rift between the Global South and the West.
Absa Bank sponsors the Sunshine Development Tour with KES 4 million, boosting prize money and logistics for tournaments in Thika and Karen to prepare Kenyan golfers for the global stage.
