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Russia to test its Satan 2 ballistic missile that could ‘beat any defences’
Russia is preparing to carry out test launches of its 100-tonne ‘Satan 2’ ballistic missile, also known as RS-28 Sarmat. The next generation intercontinental ballistic missile
Kenya election re-run marred by insecurity – diplomats
Western diplomats have warned of “growing insecurity” in Kenya ahead of Thursday’s presidential election re-run, boycotted by the main opposition. Inflammatory rhetoric and attacks on
SANDF to guard Cape Town water
Cape Town – The army is ready to deploy soldiers to protect water sources, water-carrying trucks and collection points if, as is expected, Cape Town’s
Typhoon bears down on Japan, will hinder voting in national election
Typhoon Lan with heavy rains and destructive winds is expected to hit southern Japan on Sunday when the nation holds a national election, forcing officials
Grace Mugabe sues over $1.35m diamond ring
Zimbabwe’s First Lady Grace Mugabe is suing a Lebanese businessman for failing to deliver a $1.35m (£1m) diamond ring, the country’s state-run Herald paper reports. Jamal
Gen Dallaire who served during the 1994 Genocide against Tutsis is awarded
University President Daniele Struppa awarded the Presidential Medal, Chapman’s highest honor, to Canadian Lt. Gen. Romeo Dallaire Oct. 16 for his peace keeping actions the
Somalia blood appeal after Mogadishu truck bombing
Somalia is appealing for blood to treat those wounded in Saturday’s huge truck bombing in the capital, Mogadishu, which killed at least 281 people. Information
China’s Communist Party congress begins in Beijing
China’s biggest political event, the Communist Party congress, has begun in Beijing under tight security. Chinese President Xi Jinping addressed more than 2,000 delegates in
Bonanza as Africa prepares to abolish call roaming charges
Calling and sending text messages across African borders are set to become cheaper following a decision by regional integration blocs to abolish roaming charges. The
DR Congo wins seat on UN rights council despite US opposition
The Democratic Republic of Congo was elected to the UN Human Rights Council on Monday despite opposition from the United States and a leading rights
