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Brussels Zaventem airport blasts cause casualties
Two explosions have struck the departures area of Zaventem airport in Brussels The Belgian government has confirmed there are casualties but has given no numbers
Brazil’s Lula to be President Rousseff’s chief of staff
Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff has appointed her predecessor Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as her new chief of staff. The move shields Lula from possible
Trump wins THREE states on ‘Super Tuesday Three’
Donald Trump took another step closer to the Republican nomination on Tuesday night with crushing victories in Florida and Illinois, and a narrower victory in
At least 22 killed in post-poll violence in Uganda’s west, say police
Fighting in western Uganda between supporters of rival candidates in last month’s elections has killed 22 people in recent days, police said. Ten others were
High Court blocks army court from trying Sejusa
The High Court has stopped Gen David Sejusa’s trial in the General Court Martial until it decides whether he is still a serving army officer
Putin orders troop withdrawal from Syria
Hours after peace talks resume in Geneva, Putin orders withdrawal of main Russian force, declaring goals achieved. Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a pull
Al Qaeda gunmen kill 16 in Ivory Coast beach attack
Gunmen from al Qaeda’s North African branch killed 16 people, including four Europeans, at a beach resort town in Ivory Coast on Sunday, the latest
Egyptian minister sacked for pledge to jail Prophet Muhammad
Egypt’s Justice Minister Ahmed al-Zind has been sacked after boasting that he would jail Islam’s Prophet Muhammad himself if the prophet broke the law. Mr
Here’s what US foreign policy might look like under Donald Trump
Washington (AFP) – By his own admission, Donald Trump has no foreign policy advisors. But that hasn’t stopped the billionaire real estate developer from making
Nigeria v South Africa: The battle for African supremacy
This week South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma visited Nigeria and stressed that Africa’s two economic giants could work together. Relations have been fraught, not helped
