According to recently released legal documents, two former military leaders have revealed that Brazil’s ex-president Jair Bolsonaro had proposed a plan to execute a military
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Former Del Monte Kenya guards speak about the violence witnessed on the pineapple farm: “I witnessed many people suffering.”
Ex-former security personnel working at a large Del Monte pineapple plantation in Kenya have finally revealed details of confrontations between guards and criminals on the
The country of Canada is currently performing an assessment of the potential national security implications of the popular video-sharing app, TikTok, which is owned by a Chinese company.
The Canadian government is currently conducting a nationwide security evaluation of the planned expansion by Chinese-owned TikTok, a popular video application in the country. François-Philippe
Canada takes action to safeguard a coral reef that experts claim “shouldn’t even exist”.
D Deep within the rough waters along the western coast of Canada, situated in a tight passageway enveloped by fjords, exists a coral reef that
Kingston-born artist Vybz Kartel has had his conviction for murder overturned.
The conviction of Vybz Kartel, a musician from Jamaica, for the murder of a colleague over ten years ago has been overturned. A court in
Large parts of western and central Africa are currently experiencing internet outages due to failures in undersea cables.
Numerous subsea cables have experienced malfunctions, resulting in a lack of internet access for a significant portion of western and central Africa. The reason behind
India has forbidden the release of a film about the murder of a Sikh rights advocate in Canada.
India has ordered prominent video-sharing platforms to block access to a new Canadian documentary probing the assassination of a prominent Sikh activist in Vancouver, in
Somalia’s debt of $2 billion has been reduced by 99%, providing a significant boost to the country’s delicate recovery process.
The Paris Club, which consists of the most prosperous countries that lend money, has declared that 99% of Somalia’s outstanding debt will be waived. This
Survivors of sexual assault in Darfur come together following a campaign aimed at targeting them based on their ethnicity.
T Twice every week, a collection of females come together at a plain house in Ardamata, located on the edges of Geneina in Sudan’s West
Police in Zimbabwe have detained a self-proclaimed “prophet” of the apostolic church and rescued 251 children from a compound.
Police in Zimbabwe reported the detainment of an individual who identified as a prophet of an apostolic group at a complex where over 250 children