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Shatta Wale: People sabotage me because they don't understand me
Shatta Wale says people sabotage him because they don't understand him. He says since the early days till date, he has suffered at the hands of such saboteurs.
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Kume Preko Reloaded: Protestors outline demands to make Ghana better
Kume Preko Reloaded demonstrators have outlined all the demands which they believe will make Ghana better. A key demand is for Akufo-Addo and his team to resign
Iranians stage new protest actions despite widening crackdown
Iranian students protested and shopkeepers went on strike Saturday despite a widening crackdown, according to reports on social media, as demonstrations that flared over Mahsa Amini's death entered an eighth week.
Jordan Bardella: heir of France's Le Pen at just 27
Jordan Bardella, a self-confident 27-year-old, saw his status as rising star of the far right confirmed on Saturday, after party members elected him to succeed veteran leader Marine Le Pen as head of the National Rally.
Russia detains suspect over deadly bar inferno
Russian police Saturday detained a man suspected to have caused a huge fire overnight at a bar in the city of Kostroma that killed at least 15 people. "Police officers identified and detained the suspect (behind) unlawful acts in an entertainment establishment in the city of Kostroma, which resulted in a fire and the death of people," Russian police said in a statement.
Kume Preko reloaded: Scores of Ghanaians hit streets of Accra; call for Akufo-Addo, Bawumia resignation over economic crisis
Some Ghanaians have poured onto the streets of Accra in protest at the current economic crisis and are also demanding the resignation of Akufo-Addo and Bawumia.
Surveillance 'existential' danger of tech: Signal boss
The mysticism that has allowed tech firms to make billions of dollars from surveillance is finally clearing, the boss of encrypted messaging app Signal told AFP. Meredith Whittaker, who spent years working for Google before helping to organise a staff walkout in 2018 over working conditions, said tech was "valorised" and "fetishised" when she first began in the industry in 2006.
'No choice' but cholera water for Lebanon's poor
Marwa Khaled's teenage son was hospitalised with cholera after drinking polluted water in Lebanon's impoverished north -- yet she still buys the same contaminated water, the only kind she can afford. "People know (the water is contaminated), but they don't have any other choice," said 35-year-old Khaled, standing near her son, who is bedridden at a cholera field hospital.
Kenya Airways flights disrupted due to pilot strike
Kenya Airways flights were disrupted Saturday as a strike by its pilots demanding better working conditions grounded over a dozen planes, affecting thousands of passengers, the country's transport minister said. He said around 10,000 passengers had been affected by the strike, which had led to the grounding of 15 planes.
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