Gaddafi’s Former Residence Becomes Market
The former residence of erstwhile Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, in Tripoli has become a market.
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Sea Lion Attacks Shakira in South Africa
A sea lion has attacked Colombian singer, Shakira, as she enjoys her holiday in Cape Town, South Africa.
Boko Haram, Others Jostle UN Security Council
The UN Security Council raised concerns Wednesday about security and the humanitarian situation in the Sahel, citing arms proliferation and the influence of militant groups in the African region.
Illegal Nigerian Immigrant Arraigned in UK for Fake Marriages
Two Church of England vicars conducted “hundreds” of sham marriages to help illegal immigrants stay in Britain, a court heard on Wednesday.
Libyan Military Captures Gadhafi’s Fugitive Son
Moammar Gadhafi’s son Seif al-Islam was captured in a southern Libyan city along with two of his aides who were trying to smuggle him out of the country
Photos: Pope Visits Western Africa
Pope Benedict XVI is on a three-day visit to Benin. The pontiff is encouraging Africans to keep hold of their traditions during their drive toward modernity. “God bless Benin” Pope Benedict said in the local Fon language on his arrival in the commercial capital Cotonou. He praised the accomplishments of the ancient kingdom of Dahomey [...]
Tears as Court Declares Jackson’s Doc Guilty of Manslaughter
Michael Jackson’s doctor Conrad Murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter Monday over the King of Pop’s 2009 death, at an emotional climax to his long-awaited trial.
AU Lifts Sanctions On Libya
The 14-member states of the AU Peace and Security Council (PSC) on Thursday lifted its sanctions on Libya.
Abdulmutallab, Underwear Bomber’ Pleads Guilty To 2009 Us Bomb Bid
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab a young Nigerian man pleaded guilty Wednesday to trying to kill nearly 300 people aboard a US-bound airliner on Christmas 2009 with explosives secreted in his underwear.
British Throne: Cameron Takes Royal Succession To Commonwealth
Commonwealth leaders will discuss proposals to change the rules of succession for the British throne when they meet in Australia later this month, Prime Minister David Cameron said Wednesday.
