Former President Joe Biden receiving radiation treatment for cancer, spokesperson says
Former President Joe Biden, 82, has begun radiation and hormone therapy for the aggressive prostate cancer he was diagnosed with.
United States
United Kingdom
Tony Blair met Jeffrey Epstein while prime minister
Newly released documents confirm that Sir Tony Blair met with financier Jeffrey Epstein at Downing Street in 2002 while he.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
UAE: Heavy rains in Fujairah create stunning waterfalls; authorities issue alerts
Heavy rains are lashing Fujairah, creating stunning mini-waterfalls on the mountainsides. The UAE’s National Centre of Meteorology has issued orange.
India
How record auctions are fuelling India’s art boom
India’s art market is experiencing an unprecedented boom, setting new records even as global art sales decline. A recent Saffronart.
Germany
Germany meet expectation with win over Luxembourg
In a fitting return to Sinsheim, where his head coaching career began, Julian Nagelsmann guided Germany to a much-needed and.
Canada
RCMP suspect foul play in disappearance of Jennifer Provencal
The RCMP’s major crimes unit now suspects foul play in the disappearance of Jennifer Provencal, a 51-year-old British Columbia mother.
Australia
Whistleblower claims alarming safety and supervision failures at embattled Adelaide childcare chain
A whistleblower from the Adelaide-based childcare provider, Edge Early Learning, has revealed multiple alleged safety and supervision failures. The former.
United States
White House complains about Trump’s perceived Nobel Peace Prize snub
Following the announcement of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, the White House criticized the committee for not selecting President Donald.
United Kingdom
Thousands line streets for Ricky Hatton’s funeral
Thousands of mourners, including stars from the worlds of boxing, music, and football, gathered in Manchester for the emotional funeral.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
UAE: Cloud kitchens, restaurants growing; RAK forum helps small businesses scale
Ras Al Khaimah’s food and beverage (F&B) sector is undergoing a major expansion, with restaurant partnerships increasing by 150%. A.
South Africa
South African farm worker describes how women fed to pigs to ‘dispose of evidence’
In a harrowing court testimony, a South African farm supervisor has described how he was forced by his boss to.
Uncategorized
Why Taliban minister’s visit to India is so groundbreaking
In a significant diplomatic shift, Afghan Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi is in India for a week of high-level.
Germany
Police chase teenager driving stolen Porsche on drugs
In Münster, Germany, a 15-year-old boy led police on a chase in a stolen Porsche on Thursday night. Police were.
Canada
Majority of Canadians — including B.C. residents — support Alberta’s pipeline push, poll finds
A recent poll from the Angus Reid Institute indicates that 59% of Canadians support a proposed pipeline from northern Alberta.
Australia
María Corina Machado awarded Nobel Peace Prize, White House criticises committee for overlooking Trump
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for her persistent efforts to promote.
Zambia
Zambia Breaks Ground on State-of-the-Art National Eye Hospital in Chongwe
President Hichilema Launches Construction of Modern UTH Eye Hospital in Chongwe President Hakainde Hichilema has officially laid the foundation stone.
Zambia
K1.54 Billion Budget Allocation is sufficient to improve the tourism sector in Zambia-Rodney Sikumba
Minister of Tourism, Rodney Sikumba, has expressed confidence that the 2026 national budget allocation of 1.54 billion Kwacha to his.
Zambia
Zambia Aims for Private-Sector Speed in Public Service, Partners with Nigeria
Secretary to the Cabinet, Patrick Kangwa, has reaffirmed the Zambian government’s commitment to transforming public service delivery by aligning bureaucratic.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
Gaza boy in Dubai still haunted by war; WHO warns of lasting scars
Two years after the war in Gaza began, the deep psychological scars remain for its youngest survivors, while a new.
South Africa
South Africa’s Fort Hare university closed as buildings set on fire
The University of Fort Hare, one of South Africa’s most historic academic institutions, has suspended all activities and ordered students.
India
Starmer hails India trade deal as ‘launchpad’ after meeting Modi
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has hailed the new UK-India trade deal as a “launchpad” for strengthening ties between.
Zambia
SWEPA commits to strengthening mining governance in Zambia
The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency (SWEPA) has reiterated its commitment to enhancing mining governance in Zambia through the development of.
Germany
Merz says he’ll oppose EU’s 2035 electric-car-only deadline
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has voiced strong opposition to the European Union’s plan to ban the sale of new cars.
Zambia
Zambia Shifts from Punishment to Rehabilitation for Children in Conflict with the Law
Zambia has reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding the rights of children in conflict with the law through the launch of.
Zambia
Archbishop Chama Urges Caution on Zambia’s Constitutional Amendments Ahead of 2026 Elections
Kasama Archbishop and Zambia Conference of Catholic Bishops (ZCCB) President, Ignatius Chama, has urged the Government to exercise caution and.
Canada
Turbulence ahead? Expect travel delays amid U.S. government shutdown
The U.S. government shutdown is threatening to cause significant delays and cancellations for Canadians travelling during the Thanksgiving long weekend,.
Zambia
I never said Zambia looks like a one -party state, Senior Chief Mwewa refutes the story attributed to him
Senior Chief Mwewa of the Ng’umbo people in Chifunabuli District, Luapula Province, has called on the media to uphold accuracy,.
Australia
Telecoms company sent emails to wrong addresses during deadly outage
A major Australian telecommunications company, Optus, sent crucial emails about a deadly outage to a defunct government email address, where.
United States
Arrest made in deadly Palisades Fire that ravaged parts of Los Angeles, reports say
Arrest Made in Connection with Deadly Palisades Fire in Los Angeles Authorities have reportedly made an arrest in the.
United Kingdom
Conservatives would scrap stamp duty, Badenoch announces
Kemi Badenoch Pledges to Abolish Stamp Duty on Main Homes In a surprise announcement during her first conference speech.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
Dubai to Fujairah in a train: UAE minister experiences Etihad Rail’s passenger service
UAE Minister Previews Etihad Rail Passenger Service Ahead of 2026 Launch A UAE minister and top Etihad Rail officials.
South Africa
Development Working Group takes forward urgency for inclusive and sustainable development in South Africa’s G20 Presidency
South Africa’s G20 Presidency Secures Pacts on Social Protection and Illicit Finance Under its 2025 G20 Presidency theme of.
India
The deadly dose: Inside India’s cough syrup obsession
Toxic Cough Syrup Deaths Expose Deeper Health Crisis in India A recent cluster of child deaths in India has.
Zambia
Kasama to have first-ever fire station
Kasama Town Clerk, Ms. Chaiwila, has expressed satisfaction with the progress of the ongoing construction of the new Kasama Fire.
Germany
Campaign team mistakes Belfast City Hall for Berlin Reichstag
Irish Presidential Candidate’s Campaign Mistakes German Reichstag for Belfast City Hall The campaign team for Irish presidential candidate Heather.
Zambia
Nitrogen Chemicals gets $US6.8 million Aid
Minister of Agriculture, Reuben Mtolo, has announced that the Nitrogen Chemicals of Zambia (NCZ) is set to ramp up its.
Canada
Canada Post union to meet with minister behind changes to mail carrier
Postal Union to Meet Minister Blamed for Nationwide Strike Leaders of the striking Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW).
Zambia
Fingerprints match suspect in IBA Director murder case
The Lusaka High Court has heard that fingerprints lifted from the vehicle of slain Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) Director General,.
Australia
Police probe three crime scenes after man killed in ‘brazen’, ‘targeted’ shooting in north-west Sydney
Manhunt Underway After “Brazen” and “Targeted” Shooting in Sydney A shooter is at large following the fatal shooting of.
Zambia
African countries urged to fast track digital transformation- President Hichilema
President Hakainde Hichilema has urged African leaders to accelerate digital transformation as a core engine of economic growth, stressing that.
Zambia
Zambia Unveils First Electric Vehicle, Marking a Bold Step Toward a Green and Sustainable Future
The Ministry of Green Economy and Environment has officially unveiled its first Electric Vehicle (EV), marking a historic milestone in.
South Africa
Who can still claim Africa’s spots at 2026 World Cup?
The final stage of African group qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off this week, with seven automatic.
India
Shoe thrown at India’s top judge in religious row
In a significant security breach at a Delhi courtroom on Monday, an Indian lawyer named Rakesh Kishore threw a shoe.
Germany
Germany’s AfD seeks closer ties with the MAGA movement
In September 2025, Beatrix von Storch, a leading figure in Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, held meetings with.
Canada
Historic Alberta teachers’ strike begins as 51,000 educators walk off the job
Classes have been canceled for over 730,000 students across Alberta as the province experiences the largest teacher strike in its.
Australia
Australia signs key defence deal with Papua New Guinea
Australia and Papua New Guinea (PNG) have solidified a major security pact that provides Australian forces with access to PNG’s.
Zambia
$100 Million Grant to Boost Zambia’s Skills Development
Zambia is poised to boost its technical and vocational education sector through a new $100 million initiative known as the.
Zambia
Zambians in flood-prone areas urged to relocate
Green Cosmo Chief Executive Officer, Martin Mulenga, has urged residents in flood-prone areas to relocate ahead of the 2025/2026 rainy.
Zambia
Health staff warned against unprofessional conduct
Solwezi District Commissioner, Tradeson Mulofwa, has called on health workers in the district to maintain high standards of professionalism and.
Zambia
Businessman Opposes State Forfeiture of Lusambo-Linked Property
Businessman Mukuka Munkonge has opposed the State’s move to forfeit a Chamba Valley property that authorities have linked to former.
Zambia
ICT key to economic growth -Chileshe
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Youth, Sport and Arts, Kangwa Chileshe, has emphasized the vital role that Information and.
Zambia
University of Zambia urgently requires K173 million to overhaul its ageing sanitation infrastructure
The University of Zambia (UNZA) has announced that it urgently needs K173 million to rehabilitate its ageing sanitation infrastructure, which.
United States
Trump’s commerce secretary calls Jeffrey Epstein the ‘greatest blackmailer’
A senior member of President Donald Trump’s cabinet has publicly contradicted the White House’s official narrative on the Jeffrey Epstein.
United Kingdom
Wind and rain warnings as Storm Amy hits UK
Storm Amy is battering the UK with destructive winds and heavy rain, leading to widespread power outages, severe travel disruption,.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
Dubai Police warn of rise in fake ads of part-time jobs with high salaries
Dubai Police have issued a public alert about a surge in fraudulent advertisements on social media and other websites that.
India
‘Machines don’t see gender’: India’s first female train driver on blazing the trail
After a trailblazing career spanning 36 years, Surekha Yadav, celebrated as India’s first female train driver, has retired from the.
Germany
Germany to host interior minister meeting on tighter migration policy
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt is hosting a meeting in Munich with his counterparts from several European nations to discuss.
Canada
The boys of Robert Land
A now-closed military-style boarding school in Ontario is at the center of over 100 lawsuits from former students who allege.
Australia
Fatal attack revives debate over controversial shark nets in Australia
A fatal great white shark attack off a Sydney beach has reignited a contentious debate in Australia about how to.
Zambia
Zambia to host 2025 Digital Government Africa Summit
The third annual Digital Government Summit is scheduled to take place in Lusaka from October 7 to 9, bringing together.
Zambia
Zambia’s Socialist Party Leader Fred M’membe Criticises President Hichilema’s Trip to Scotland
Zambia’s Socialist Party leader, Dr. Fred M’membe, has questioned the purpose and timing of President Hakainde Hichilema’s recent visit to.
Zambia
No Second Term for Hichilema, Says M’Membe
Socialist Party President, Dr. Fred M’membe, has accused President Hakainde Hichilema of seeking to extend his stay in power through.
United States
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to appear in court for sentencing in sex-crimes trial – Live updates
Sean “Diddy” Combs appeared in a Manhattan federal court on Friday for his sentencing hearing, where prosecutors demanded an 11-year.
United Kingdom
Manchester attack was a desecration of our synagogue, its leaders say
Leaders of the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation in Manchester have described the deadly attack on their synagogue during Yom Kippur.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
No Umrah on tourist visa, stricter rules: 10 key changes to know before pilgrimage
Saudi Arabia has launched a new, streamlined system for Umrah pilgrims, integrating visa applications, accommodation, and transport into official digital.
South Africa
Fathers entitled to equal parental leave, South Africa’s top court rules
In a landmark decision for gender equality, South Africa’s Constitutional Court has unanimously ruled that parents of newborn children are.
India
Drink with a cop, late-night drive: Probe team says Uttarakhand journalist found in river died in car accident
A Special Investigation Team (SIT) of the Uttarakhand Police has concluded that journalist Rajiv Pratap died in a car accident.
Germany
French President Emmanuel Macron: Europe also unified 35 years ago
Speaking at the 35th anniversary of German unity, French President Emmanuel Macron called the invitation a great honor and said.
Canada
Vandalism, fires at MLAs’ offices may have ‘chilling effect’ on Indigenous women in politics: Brandon U prof
Political science experts are raising alarms that a recent series of fires and acts of vandalism at the Winnipeg constituency.
Australia
Animal bones found in search for girl who vanished 55 years ago
A recent search for the body of Cheryl Grimmer, a British girl who went missing in Australia 55 years ago,.
Zambia
PF Secretary General, Raphael Nakacinda seditious case adjourned
The case involving Patriotic Front (PF) Secretary General, Raphael Nakacinda, who is facing charges of seditious practices, has once again.
Zambia
Young people must create their own businesses and not wait for government to employ them.
Government has urged the youth across the country to embrace innovation and contribute towards economic development. Minister of Green Economy.
Zambia
President Hakainde Hichilema begins his three-day working visit to the UK
President Hakainde Hichilema has arrived in Glasgow, Scotland, for a three-day official working visit to the United Kingdom, following an.
Zambia
Kangwa calls for speedy procurement of electric, hybrid vehicles
Secretary to the Cabinet, Patrick Kangwa, has directed all relevant ministries and agencies to expedite the procurement of electric and.
Zambia
Zambia’s 6.4 percent expected economic growth rate achievable – EAZ
The Economic Association of Zambia (EAZ) has expressed confidence that the country’s projected economic growth rate of 6.4 percent is.
Canada
Federal government denies Marineland request to export belugas
The Canadian federal government has blocked Marineland’s attempt to sell its 30 remaining beluga whales to a theme park in.
Australia
Australia sunscreen scandal grows as more products pulled off shelves
A major sunscreen scandal in Australia has intensified, resulting in 18 products being removed from sale due to safety issues.
United States
Trump says he’ll fire military leaders ‘on the spot’ if he doesn’t like them: Live updates
President Donald Trump is set to address the nation’s top military commanders at a last-minute summit in Quantico, Virginia, remarking.
United Kingdom
New online NHS hospital service by 2027, PM to promise
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is set to announce plans for ‘NHS Online,’ a new digital hospital service for England.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
UAE: Lab-grown diamond prices fall; see explosive growth among Gen-Zs
The global market for lab-grown diamonds (LGDs) is experiencing a significant surge, driven by falling prices and strong demand from.
South Africa
South Africa’s 2026 World Cup hopes hit by forfeit
South Africa’s journey to the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been thrown into turmoil after the team was sanctioned for.
India
Mumbai’s new airport faces traffic woes as it takes on Singapore and Dubai
Mumbai is set to address its severe air traffic congestion with the imminent opening of the Navi Mumbai International Airport.
Germany
Germany: Ex-AfD aide convicted of spying for China
On Tuesday, a German national named Jian G. was convicted of spying for China by the Higher Regional Court in.
Canada
‘Never give up hope’: Percy Onabigon is home after First Nation family spent decades repatriating his remains
Decades after being taken from his family, sent to a residential school, and buried more than 1,200 kilometres from home,.
Australia
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban separate after almost 20 years
After nearly two decades of marriage, actress Nicole Kidman and singer Keith Urban have separated, a source confirmed to the.
Zambia
Do you still believe alms giving encourages kids to be on the streets?
For years, we have stood as advocates for the plight of street children. We have written countless articles about their.
Zambia
Why Me’ appears in court for mention
Francis Kapwepwe, popularly known as ‘Why Me’, appeared in the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court yesterday for mention in a case where.
Zambia
Smart Zambia expands digital access nationwide
The Electronic-Government Division under Smart Zambia has announced a major milestone in the country’s digital transformation journey, with all 116.
Zambia
Livingstone Mayor found with case to answer in a corruption case
Livingstone Mayor, Constance Muleabai, has been found with a case to answer in a corruption matter before the Livingstone Magistrates’.
Zambia
Central PS Milner Mwanakampwe wants volunteers in health, education prioritised
Central Province Permanent Secretary, Milner Mwanakampwe, has urged education and health authorities to prioritize volunteers in the upcoming recruitment exercise,.
Zambia
Government Condoles Family of Deceased Patient, Calls for Support and Respect for Healthcare Workers
The government has expressed its deepest condolences to the family of a 28-year-old woman who passed away at Lukulu District.
Zambia
Zambia boosts regional ties with SADC members
Zambia’s Ambassador to Brazil, Lieutenant General Dennis Alibuzwi (Rtd), has concluded a series of high-level diplomatic engagements with fellow Southern.
United States
Grim search for victims amid charred ruins after Michigan church attack. Live updates
Authorities in central Michigan are investigating an “act of targeted violence” after a 40-year-old ex-Marine killed at least four people.
United Kingdom
Doctors’ union warning over online booking safety risk
A significant dispute has erupted between the UK government and the doctors’ union over a new online booking system for.
United Arab Emirates (Dubai)
What to do if you’re caught in a high-rise fire
In the critical first moments of a fire in a high-rise building, knowing the correct course of action can save.
India
The Indian superstar whose political rally turned fatal for dozens
A political rally for Indian superstar-turned-politician Vijay ended in tragedy on Saturday after a crowd crush in the Karur district.
Germany
Man dies after mass brawl in Gelsenkirchen
A 56-year-old man has died from stab wounds and three others are in critical condition after a violent clash in.
Canada
How many wildfires are started by arson? Your questions, answered
With this year ranking as Canada’s second-worst wildfire season on record, trailing only 2023, scientists are cautioning that this is.
Australia
Arsonists target Adelaide cafes in ‘evil and destructive’ attacks
In the early hours of this morning, a gang of four individuals was captured on security cameras carrying out arson.
Zambia
President Hichilema re-affirms the government’s commitment to mitigate wildlife habitat incidences
President Hakainde Hichilema has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to implementing measures aimed at reducing incidents of human-wildlife conflict in order.