WHO: 264 Dead in Weeks of Fighting in Libya
The World Health Organization says 264 people have been killed and 1,266 wounded in three weeks of fighting by rival governments for control of Libya.The U.N.'s health agency said large numbers of
WHO: 264 Dead in Weeks of Fighting in Libya
The World Health Organization says 264 people have been killed and 1,266 wounded in three weeks of fighting by rival governments for control of Libya.The U.N.'s health agency said large numbers of
Siblings and another child perish in an illegal mine
POLOKWANE - The Police in Mecklenburg have opened an inquest case after three children drowned in an abandoned illegal mine. The three boys aged between 7 and 9, had yesterday, 21 April
Siblings and another child perish in an illegal mine
POLOKWANE - The Police in Mecklenburg have opened an inquest case after three children drowned in an abandoned illegal mine. The three boys aged between 7 and 9, had yesterday, 21 April
Suspect arrested in connection with the fire at Cape Town railway station
Investigations into the circumstances of a malicious damage to property case where several train carriages were extensively damaged during a fire at Cape Town railway station yesterday afternoon led to the arrest
Suspect arrested in connection with the fire at Cape Town railway station
Investigations into the circumstances of a malicious damage to property case where several train carriages were extensively damaged during a fire at Cape Town railway station yesterday afternoon led to the arrest
Suspects to appear for possession of rhino horns
NELSPRUIT � Four men and a woman are expected to appear in two different courts tomorrow, Tuesday 23 April 2019, for possession of rhino horns, in two separate incidents.In the first incident
Killing of Egyptian peacekeeper in Mali ‘may constitute war crimes’ Guterres warns, urging ‘swift action’
An improvised roadside mine which exploded hitting a UN peacekeeping convoy in Mali, killing one 'blue helmet' from Egypt, and wounding four others, may constitute a war crime, the UN Chief said
Killing of Egyptian peacekeeper in Mali ‘may constitute war crimes’ Guterres warns, urging ‘swift action’
An improvised roadside mine which exploded hitting a UN peacekeeping convoy in Mali, killing one 'blue helmet' from Egypt, and wounding four others, may constitute a war crime, the UN Chief said
Earth Day Founder Optimistic About Planet’s Future
Denis Hayes, the man credited with founding Earth Day, predicted 2020 will be a turning point in the global climate change movement."I'm confident that the end is in sight. When conditions are