- 22 November, 2024
Britain’s opposition Conservative Party elects new leader
Kemi Badenoch replaces former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as the Tory leader, becoming the first Black woman to head a
South Carolina executes inmate despite broad appeal for clemency
The appeal for mercy for Richard Moore included from jurors, the judge from his original trial, a former prison director,
Iran’s supreme leader warns of ‘crushing response’ to Israeli attacks
Ali Khamenei had previously struck a more measured response to Israeli strikes, saying they should not be “exaggerated or downplayed…Read
Nigerian children could face death penalty for taking part in protests
The minors, aged between 14 and 17, were part of a group of 76 people charged in court on Friday…Read
Haitians mark Day of the Dead amid a surge in gang violence
A surge in violence that started in February this year has left thousands dead and injured and many more people
Morocco exhibition shows treasures of ancient port city of Chellah
Chellah is a 1.2-square-mile (3.15-square-kilometer) UNESCO World Heritage Site with a footprint almost five times the size of Pompeii. Archaeologists
Daring aerial displays mark start of Marrakech Air Show
Autonomous flight systems and modern sensor technologies used in drones, are also on display. Environmental solutions are a central theme
Algeria marks 70th anniversary of start of revolt against French rule
On November 1, 1954, Algeria’s National Liberation Front attacked French targets, setting off the Algerian War which led to the
Mauritius govt bans access to social media ahead of parliamentary polls
The unprecedented social media ban follows a wiretapping scandal which rocked the country last month when recorded conversations of politicians,
Botswana: UDC supporters celebrate election win
The Umbrella for Democratic Change’s victory delivered the biggest upset in the southern African country’s election history, uprooting the Botswana