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Stay or go? Parents agonise as shells fall on Ukraine's Bakhmut
Four-year-old Tanya started in her mother's arms, eyes wide open, as the boom of artillery fire echoed around the battered frontline Ukrainian town of Bakhmut. But most of those refusing to leave Bakhmut share a common story: too poor, too sick, too old to start over in a new place.
August signing of Chad peace plan expected in Qatar: sources
Qatar seeks to hold a ministerial summit in early August to seal an accord between Chad's military government and opposition rebels on a national peace dialogue, negotiators said Sunday. "Qatar would like to get an accord settled this week so they can hold an international meeting soon," said one negotiator.
Paul Kagame overjoyed as daughter Ange gives birth to second child; flaunts baby in photos
President Paul Kagame could not contain his overflowing joy as he welcomed another grandchild. Sharing the good news online, he posted a pic of the newborn.
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NPP election: CPP's Chairman Jerry enourages expansion of electoral base to address vote buying
The New Patriotic Party held its national delegates' congress on July 16 amidst claims of vote buying. Chairman Jerry has vehemently condemned the practice.
Hundreds camp at Iraqi parliament for second day
Hundreds of followers of powerful Iraqi Shiite preacher Moqtada Sadr camped at the country's parliament Sunday for a second day, protesting against corruption and political mismanagement. The politicians currently in parliament have brought us nothing," said one of the protesters, Abdelwahab al-Jaafari, 45, a day labourer with nine children.
Former Philippine president Fidel 'Steady Eddie' Ramos dies
Former Philippine president Fidel Ramos, who oversaw a rare period of steady growth and peace that won him the reputation as one of the country's most effective leaders ever, has died aged 94, officials said Sunday.
Bin Laden family donated £1m to Prince Charles charity: report
Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne, accepted a £1 million ($1.19 million, 1.21 million euro) donation to his charitable trust from the family of 9/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden, The Sunday Times reported.
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Bawumia clarifies ‘I will choose Ghana Card over 1,000 interchanges' comments, says it will save the country millions of cedis
Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia has clarified some controversial remarks he made about choosing the Ghana Card over a thousand interchanges in the country.
Japanese national detained in Myanmar
A Japanese man has been detained in Myanmar's commercial capital Yangon, an official at Japan's embassy confirmed Sunday, the latest foreigner ensnared in the junta-ruled nation. "I can confirm a Japanese national was detained yesterday in Yangon," an official at the Japanese embassy told AFP Sunday, requesting anonymity.
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