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Inside Africa – Anger over Mogadishu bomb attack boils over into streets
on: by Fernil News
Men and women in the city, security officers, even government officials – all are wearing a piece of red cloth around their foreheads to show unity and solidarity for the hundreds of people killed and injured in Saturday’s massive truck bombing.
World – Pollution linked to one in six deaths
on: by Fernil News
Pollution has been linked to nine million deaths worldwide in 2015, a report in The Lancet has found. Almost all of these deaths occurred in low- and middle-income countries, where pollution could account for up to a quarter of deaths. Bangladesh and Somalia
World – Grassley wants ‘gag order’ lifted for FBI informant allegedly ‘threatened’ by Obama DOJ
on: by Fernil News
Senate Judiciary Committee Chuck Grassley is focusing on the informant amid scrutiny of the 2010 approval of a controversial uranium deal with a Russian company. He’s raising questions about potential “conflicts of interest” for Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration, and
Inside Africa – Dare Not Linger: Mandela’s Book Sequel Launched In South Africa
on: by Fernil News
The new instalment of Nelson Mandela’s autobiography, Long Walk to Freedom, has been released in Johannesburg. Dare Not Linger tackles his five years as South Africa’s president after the collapse of apartheid and gives his view of the country’s first multi-racial
Somalia Attack: 165 Unidentified Bodies Buried
on: by Fernil News
As many as 165 unidentified bodies have been buried after a massive truck bomb attack in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Saturday. At least 276 people have died and the government news agency Sonna says only 111 of them have been
World – Turkish troops enter northern Syria in new operation
on: by Fernil News
Turkish troops travelling in a convoy of 12 armoured vehicles have entered northern Syria in a new military operation. Turkish news media reported that the vehicles carrying the troops crossed into Idlib province late on Thursday. The development came after Turkey
Inside Africa – Malawi curfew over ‘vampire’ killings
on: by Fernil News
At least five people have been killed in southern Malawi after they were accused of behaving like vampires. The UN says it has pulled staff out of two districts as the vampire scare sweeps across the south of the country. According
Liberia elections: Who will succeed President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf?
on: by Fernil News
Liberia has been through tumultuous times in recent years: from two brutal back-to-back civil wars to an outbreak of the devastating ebola virus disease. Both incidents left the country in ruins and its population severely depleted. The upcoming general election is