American traveler fined $9k for carrying bullets in bag
An American tourist named Tyler Wenrich faced a fine of $9,000 ( £7,040) in the Turks and Caicos Islands for carrying ammunition in his backpack. He could have been sentenced…
Trump attorney accuses Cohen of being ‘biggest liar ever’ to jury
Trump’s hush-money trial nears end as lawyers make closing arguments. Defense labels Cohen ‘biggest liar ever’, prosecution calls him ‘tour guide’ to evidence. Jurors to decide if Trump falsified records…
Is Nigeria Progressing One Year Into Tinubu’s Presidency?
Nigerians are shifting their focus from football to economic concerns as the country marks one year under President Bola Tinubu’s leadership. Rising prices, particularly for basic necessities like bread, have…
South Africans Vote Amid Uncertain ANC Majority
South Africans are heading to the polls in what many call the most important election since apartheid ended in 1994. Over 27 million people are registered to vote, facing a…
Battling for Votes in the Vast Data Mine
Apps in India: Secret Tools for Politicians In India, common apps for taxis, food delivery, and dating are more than just convenient—they’re a goldmine of personal data for politicians. These…
UK General Election Set for July 4: Who Can Vote?
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced that the UK’s next general election will be held on July 4. This decision ends months of speculation about the election date. What is…
Severe Weather Leaves Thousands of Americans Powerless
Severe storms leave nearly 300,000 Americans without power across seven states, with deadly tornadoes and thunderstorms causing widespread destruction. Forecasters warn of more dangerous weather ahead, including heavy rain, damaging…
Kenyan Leader Claims Private Jet More Cost-Effective
Kenya’s President Ruto is under fire for using a private jet to travel to the US, claiming it was cheaper than Kenya Airways. Critics argue he should have promoted the…
South Africa Still Struggling with Economic Segregation After 30 Years
People in Cape Town are living in old hospitals because they can’t afford housing. Despite promises to fix this from the government, many still wait for homes. Elections might change…
Trump Faces Consequences if Convicted in Hush-Money Case
After nearly five weeks, both sides have rested in Donald Trump’s hush-money trial. If found guilty, he could become the first former US president with a criminal conviction. But what…