Kenya ‘regrets’ presence of Somaliland flag at event
Somalia’s ambassador to Kenya, Mohamoud Ahmed Nur, walked out of the event in Nairobi on Tuesday in protest at the presence of the Somaliland envoy, its embassy said in a statement.
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Salah-less Egypt suffer shock AFCON loss to Ethiopia
Egypt lacked several other injured first choices, but were still expected to secure maximum Group D points in neutral Malawi against opponents 108 places lower in the world rankings.
Man in gas mask shoots 10 people on Brooklyn subway
The city fire department said six other people were wounded as panicked passengers fled the smoke-filled train
RAILA ODINGA: A POLITICAL CAREER & A LIFETIME DREAM
It is believed that prior to this, Raila and Mwai Kibaki had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) in which Kibaki was to appoint Raila as Prime Minister
Former Central Africa militia head appears at ICC
He is suspected of, among other things, murder, extermination, deportation or forcible transfer of people, imprisonment, torture, persecution, cruel treatment and mutilation.
Hillsong megachurch founder Brian Houston resigns
Global megachurch Hillsong announced Wednesday that its co-founder Brian Houston had resigned after complaints of impropriety were made against him…
Hungary elects Katalin Novak, first ever woman president
Novak has been the face of government policies including generous tax breaks and handouts designed to encourage young families to have more children
Microsoft ‘suspends’ new sales of products, services in Russia
The news comes after Intel and Airbnb announced they were pausing business in Russia and Belarus on Thursday, joining the tech freeze-out of Moscow.
Russia’s Lavrov cancels trip to UN in Geneva: official
The announcement came as Moscow was lambasted on the opening day of the rights council’s main annual session, with presidents, ministers and other dignitaries from around the world voicing alarm at its full-scale invasion of Ukraine
DR Congo wildlife guards kill two rebels after ambush
The suspected attackers were the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) — an ethnic Rwandan Hutu group that has been active in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
