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Italy arrests Syrian IS suspect off refugee boat
Italian police have arrested a Syrian on suspicion of being a member of the so-called Islamic State (IS), clapping him in cuffs shortly after he arrived by boat along with hundreds of
“Unemployment Will Reduce After 2016 Budget Is Passed” – Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari has said that unemployment will reduce in Nigeria once the 2016 budget is passed. He made the comment on Sunday, December 13, 2015, at a dinner organized in Abuja
Burundi trial of failed coup members opens
The trial of 28 men accused of launching a failed coup in Burundi opened Monday, including the alleged second in command, a former defence minister and army general named Cyrille Ndayirukiye. Burundi’s
Congolese Artist Bezalel Ngabo’s Collections
A true art gem situated on the outskirts of Nairobi, the Banana Hill Art Gallery exhibits a superb selection of beautiful African contemporary artwork and has showcased over 70 artists and sculptors
Swedish court sentences two to life over brutal murders in Syria
A Swedish court on Monday sentenced two men to life in prison for “terror crimes” over their role in two grisly murders in Syria in 2013. Hassan al-Mandlawi, 32, and Al-Amin Sultan,
Friendly fraud case against Messi shelved
Barcelona star Lionel Messi has avoided another embarrassing court case for tax fraud after he and his foundation were cleared of allegations relating to charitable friendlies played in 2012 and 2013 on
Who’s saying what about the Champions League draw
Who’s saying what about the Champions League last 16 draw, which was made at UEFA headquarters in Nyon on Monday: “Juventus were finalists last year and one of the best teams in
EU leaders set to extend Russia sanctions at summit
EU leaders will debate sanctions against Russia over the Ukraine conflict at a summit this week and are expected to extend them for another six months, officials said on Monday. Italy has
US prosecutors target banks over FIFA corruption claims
US prosecutors are threatening to punish banks for failing to flag up suspicious activity on accounts linked to world football’s scandal-hit governing body FIFA, the Financial Times reported on Monday. US banks