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Elephant stops to say 'thank you' after cars allowed entire herd to cross the road in video
A herd of elephants was allowed to cross the street by cars that had stopped. A driver recorded the herd and captured how one stopped to thank everyone present
Photos of how 18 kids of top Ghanaian celebs have grown – Jackie Appiah, Yvonne Nelson, Nana Aba, Majid Michel, Asamoah Gyan, and 14 others
See photos of how the children McBrown, Jackie Appiah, Shatta Wale, Yvonne Nelson, Dumelo, Van Vicker, Nana Aba, Stonebwoy, Majid and other celebs have grown
Kremlin proxies in Ukraine plead to Putin for annexation
Kremlin-backed officials in Ukraine appealed to President Vladimir Putin Wednesday to annex the regions under their control, after the territories held votes denounced by Kyiv and the West as a "sham". Lugansk was the first Russian-controlled region of Ukraine to appeal to Putin to intervene, with the recently captured southern regions of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson following shortly after.
Barbados wins first loan deal from IMF climate change fund
Barbados on Tuesday became the first country to secure agreement on a financing package under a new IMF fund aimed at helping low-income countries tackle the impacts of climate change. The IMF aims to mobilize $45 billion for the RST with contributions from member governments and provide 20-year loans available to about 140 low- and middle-income nations eligible for the funding. hs/sw
Akufo-Addo deserved to be praised and not booed - Pundit explains president's role in Global Citizen Festival success
Chris Tsormanah has shared his thoughts on the booing of President Nana Akufo-Addo at the Global Citizens Festival saying the president deserved cheers. Read.
Moroccan activists demand abortion rights after teen's death
Dozens of feminist activists demonstrated Wednesday in Morocco's capital, calling for legalised abortions after a teenage girl died following a clandestine procedure, AFP reporters said. The death of the teenager earlier this month in a village in central Morocco has reignited calls by feminist groups and activists to legalise abortions in the country.
Power starting to return to Cuba after departure of Hurricane Ian
Authorities were slowly restoring electricity in Cuba on Wednesday following an 18-hour power outage in the country caused by Hurricane Ian, which killed two people and left widespread damage. Ian caused five buildings in the capital to collapse, while another 68 were partially damaged, authorities said. cb/rd/yow/bc/to
Pretty plus-size lady with super physique shows off impressive dance moves in video; peeps gush over her
A talented plus-size lady named Ashala Sorrell has shown her confidence as she choreographed a song in a synchronized manner in two videos pieced together.
Low-key start for Nigeria's 2023 election campaign
Campaigning for Nigeria's 2023 presidential election got off to a low-key start on Wednesday, with candidates holding a book launch and rallies or postponing official inaugurations. APC this week said it was postponing the official launch of its campaign indefinitely to "accommodate more stakeholders and interests within the APC family".
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