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Equatorial Guinea’s President Teodoro Obiang’ Nguema has promoted his first son Teodoro ‘Teodorin’ Obiang’ Mangue as the country’s vice-president.

Michael Sandford, a British man living in the U.S., was arrested on Saturday inside the theater at the Treasure Island Hotel and Casino, where Trump was holding a rally.

Ex-Chad dictator Hissene Habre has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes  by a Senegalese court on Monday.

US President Barack Obama has said that international leaders "have good reason to be rattled" by pronouncements made by the Republican White House contender, Donald Trump.

Iran's 'abilities and equipments' can raze Israel in just eight minutes, a senior Iranian Military adviser has boasted.

The University of Zimbabwe (UZ) has moved to limit inter-residence visits between male and female students after almost half of the students who underwent HIV testing, tested positive.

Two pharmacists have been arrested in the Upper East Region  for conniving with some health workers to steal and sell the anti-snakebites at exorbitant prices.

Two buses and a fuel tanker have collided on a major highway in Afghanistan killing 73 people, a health ministry spokesman has said.

Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump has shifted his attention to the US general election, away from his fallen GOP rivals and on to Hillary Clinton – who is favoured to win the Democratic nomination. 

Over 1,600 sructures have been affected by a wildfire that has it the city of Fort McMurray in the Canadian province of Alberta.

Democratic Republic of Congo President, Joseph Kabila last Saturday dismissed his minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology, Enock Ruberangaba Sebineza, for masturbating in his office.