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South Africa ex-President Jacob Zuma’s son charged with corruption
The son of South Africa’s former President Jacob Zuma has been charged with corruption in a court in the commercial city of Johannesburg. Duduzane Zuma
At least 100 dead after heavy rain and landslides
The rain may have stopped in Japan, but the country is facing a long recovery process after floods and landslides killed at least 90 people in the
South Sudan’s Machar set to be ‘reinstated as vice president’
South Sudan’s warring parties have agreed to a power-sharing deal that will see rebel leader Riek Machar return to his position as vice president, according to Sudan’s
US tariffs on Chinese imports take effect as trade battle begins
US tariffs on $34bn (£25.7bn) of Chinese goods have come into effect, signalling the start of an all-out trade battle between the world’s two largest
China warns U.S. is ‘opening fire’ on the world with tariff threats
BEIJING (Reuters) – The United States is “opening fire” on the world with its threatened tariffs, China warned on Thursday, saying no one wants a
US envoy to work with Sudan to remove from ‘terror’ list
The top US envoy in Sudan vowed Wednesday to work with Khartoum in its efforts to be removed from Washington’s “terrorism” blacklist as he welcomed
Macron warning over EU’s Africa migrant centre plans
French President Emmanuel Macron has told the BBC that EU plans to create migrant processing centres in North Africa will not work unless the process
Cloud Nein: Iran says Israel stealing its water vapour, causing drought
An Iranian general on Monday accused Israel of manipulating weather to prevent rain over the Islamic republic, alleging his country was facing cloud “theft”, before being contradicted
S. Sudanese students call upon antagonists to find a lasting peace deal
As the war in South Sudan keeps raging and political leaders undertook peace negotiations, students wrote letters, among other initiatives, to call upon political antagonists
Five killed in ‘targeted’ attack on US newspaper
A gunman has opened fire at a local newspaper office in Maryland, killing five people and injuring others in what police said was a “targeted
