Information coming in suggests that Poland will not play a Qatar 2022 playoff on March 24 in Moscow after Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The president of the Polish Football Association, Cezary Kulesza, announced that the decision was taken ‘in light of the level of escalation of the Russian Federation’s aggression against Ukraine.
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Just In: Russia Warns Finland And Sweden Of Military Consequences If They Join NATO
The spokeswoman of Putin’s foreign affairs has announced that; “Finland and Sweden should not base their security on damaging the security of other countries”. Russia has issued fierce threat to its close Arctic neighbours Sweden and Finland with ‘military consequences’ if they join NATO. The news came up as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine heightened today
Read moreWe shall deal with trouble makers- Army warns
The army has strongly warned of dire consequences if anybody tries to foment trouble to undermine the peace of the country during and after elections. The chief political commissar of the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF), Maj. Gen. Henry Matsiko, made an announcement that the force “will not fold their hands and look on as
Read moreEND TIME !!! Joe Biden vows to fight for Gays and lesbians
The winner of the 2020 United States Presidential Election, Joe Biden has shockingly sent a strong message to all transgenders (Gays & Lesbians) in America and across the globe. He has made a promise to support and fight for the safety and dignity of Gays and Lesbians across the world once he is sworn into
Read moreBREAKING: Boko Haram shoots down helicopter, five dead
A Nigerien helicopter has been allegedly shot down by a suspected group of Boko Haram fighters in Borno state. A senior security source informed The Nation that five passengers of the helicopter died in the incident. “The helicopter was said to be hovering around the Banki area around the Bama axis and it was shut
Read moreUS election security officials reject Trump’s fraud claims
The United States federal election officials have indicated that the 2020 White House vote was the “most secure in American history”, rejecting President Donald Trump’s fraud claims. The committee made an announcement that “There is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised,” They made
Read moreEthiopia PM claims major advance in Tigray region
Prime Minister for Ethiopia has made a claim that the Western Tigray region has been “liberated” after a week-long fighting, while United Nations agencies warn of a dire humanitarian situation worsening by the day. The Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said on Twitter on Thursday that “The Western region of Tigray has been liberated,” “The army
Read moreKosovo war crimes suspect Krasniqi arrested, sent to The Hague
Jakup Krasniqi, a known veteran Kosovo politician and a former spokesman for the Kosovo Liberation Army, has been arrested and transferred to The Hague, the Kosovo war crimes tribunal disclosed in a statement. Krasniqi, the former speaker of parliament, will be facing charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity, the Kosovo Specialist Chamber added.
Read moreTigray crisis: Ethiopia orders military response after army base seized
Prime Minister for Ethiopia Abiy Ahmed has ordered a military offensive, after an army base was taken over by forces loyal to the regional government of Tigray. He leveled accusations against the region’s ruling party, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), of launching the attack. The attack led to “many martyrs, injuries and property damage”,
Read moreProphet Bushiri freed on bail
Followers of one of Africa’s most popular prophets, Malawian Shepherd Bushiri, have been celebrating outside a court in South Africa after he was released on bail, consequent to his arrest last month on charges of fraud and money laundering. His wife and co-accused, Mary Bushiri, was also set free by a magistrate in the capital,
Read moreUS elections 2020: Biden take Michigan and says “clear we will win”
The presidency is still a toss-up, but most House and Senate races are settled – leaving much still unmoved. Whichever candidate emerges the winner, it looks as though he will preside over a divided Congress. The Democrats were hoping to win control of the Senate by wresting at least four seats from the Republicans. But
Read moreUS Election 2020: Tense wait as US election winner remains unclear
The result of the United States’ Presidential election is on a knife edge, with Donald Trump and his rival Joe Biden neck and neck in key swing states. The Campaign of Biden said the race was “moving to a conclusion in our favour”. But Trump, a Republican, claimed to have won and swore to launch
Read moreUS forces rescue American kidnapped in Niger
United States’ citizen who was kidnapped in Niger this past week has been rescued in a US military operation in neighboring Nigeria, according to US officials. Philipe Nathan Walton was abducted from his farm in Massalata village in southern Niger early on Tuesday morning by armed men who requested ransom from the man’s father. The
Read moreTanzania opposition demands vote rerun, calls for street protests
Two main opposition parties in Tanzania are calling for a rerun of Wednesday’s polls after alleging widespread fraud. A joint statement issued on Saturday by the CHADEMA and ACT Wazalendo parties popped up hours after populist President John Magufuli was declared the winner for a second five-year term. Magufuli was announced as the winner with
Read moreTensions high as Ivory Coast votes in presidential polls
The country Ivory Coast is voting in tense election after an opposition boycott and clashes over President Alassane Ouattara’s contested attempt to retain a third term in office. At least 30 people according to report have been killed in pre-election violence, evoking memories of a 2010-11 crisis that killed about 3,000 people. Polling stations were
Read moreDeadly earthquake rocks western Turkey, Greece
A mighty earthquake struck the Aegean Sea on Friday and inflicted degrees of damage in both Greece and Turkey, where buildings collapsed and killed at least four people with several others trapped under the rubble. According to Turkey’s health minister Fahrettin Koca, at least 120 were people injured in the coastal province of Izmir. Witness
Read moreSeychelles elections: Anglican priest wins presidential election
On his sixth attempt Wavel Ramkalawan, an Anglican cleric, has become the President for Seychelles bringing to an ending decades in opposition, but as Tim Ecott reports from the Indian Ocean archipelago – he now has to bring unify the country. “After 43 years we have regained democracy. The road has been long and now
Read moreAmerican kidnapped in southern Niger, officials say
A citizen of United States living in Niger has been kidnapped, a Nigerien Ministry of Defense source informed ABC News. Philip Walton, 27 years old was kidnapped from his backyard in the West African nation after his assailants requested for money from him and only offered $40, according to the source. Walton lives with his
Read moreIvory Coast: Old political rivalries spark new fears of violence
Over millions of citizens of Ivory Coast on Saturday will cast ballots in a high-stakes election that, until recently, was seen by many as an opportunity to aid usher in a new generation of leaders. Instead, because of a series of both expected and unexpected events, voters have seen the rerun of an old –
Read moreUS charges 8 in alleged China plot to intimidate citizens
The Department of Justice of United States has leveled charges against eight people with working on behalf of the Chinese government in a campaign targeted at coercing a Chinese family wanted by Beijing to return to China to face charges, according to court documents. Five out of the eight, including an American private investigator who
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