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Trolls flooded Twitter with slurs to test Musk, safety chief says
An organized trolling campaign tweeting slurs tens of thousands of times tested Twitter's moderation policies after the platform was taken over by billionaire Elon Musk, its safety chief said Saturday, adding that the rules "haven't changed." But "Twitter's policies haven't changed.
'Horrible scene': Somalis in desparate search for missing relatives after blasts
Anguished families in Somalia on Sunday desperately searched under debris and into body bags for loved ones after two simultaneous bombings tore through a busy intersection in the capital Mogadishu. The government put out an appeal for blood donations with dozens of people gathered outside hospitals in the capital Mogadishu, seeking news of family members.
So beautiful: Video drops as couple names daughter after Yvonne Neslon, actress' fans gush over baby's cuteness
Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson is the latest godmother in town after a couple named their cute daughter after her. She shared a video from the naming ceremony.
United Showbiz: Diana Asamoah Slays In Elegant Dress; Dances With Brother Sammy
Saturday night's edition of UnitedShowbiz was interesting as it featured Brother Sammy and Diana Asamoah, who showed off their dance moves to live band music
GH woman shares video of the cedis she got when she changed $200, walked away with a protruding envelope
A Ghanaian woman shared a video of the amount of cedis she got when she changed $200 at the forex bureau. Many are in disbelief by the fat envelope she held
Eight die in stampede at Fally Ipupa concert in DR Congo
A stampede left seven spectators and one police officer dead during a packed concert by African music star Fally Ipupa at the biggest stadium in DR Congo's capital, the police chief told official press agency ACP on Sunday. "It was a stampede," that caused the deaths, a policeman on the scene told the official Congolese Press Agency.
Burkina Faso ambush kills 13 soldiers: security sources
Suspected jihadists have ambushed and killed 13 soldiers in Burkina Faso's eastern province, security sources told AFP on Sunday in the latest violence to shake the insurgency-torn west African nation. That assault helped trigger the latest coup in Burkina just four days later, led by young army captain Ibrahim Traore.
Ukrainians watch war change course on edge of Kherson
The bursts of Ukrainian fire flying over his head at the Russians in their southern stronghold of Kherson down the road gave Oleksandr Prikhodko reason to hope. "We have been hopeful before and then watched bombs fall on our heads," Iryna said.
'Lot of progress' in India trade talks: UK foreign minister
Britain's foreign minister has insisted during a visit to India that "a lot of progress" has been made in talks on a post-Brexit free-trade deal despite negotiators missing a recent deadline. "We have made a lot of progress in the negotiations, and we continue to work for an agreement that works for both countries," James Cleverly said in a Times of India interview published Sunday.
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