After dropping his “Rap Jam” in July featuring “Shuga Boi & Tbext” which was on most websites and played on radio stations, known rapper Scales Man is back with another jam a “South Africa ” pattern this time around a party song that got you dancing. He made it a creative song entirely with a… Read More New Music: Scales Man
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Five airstrikes hit a Doctors Without Borders health clinic in Yemen Monday, according to a spokeswoman for the nonprofit charitable organization. There were no immediate reports of casualties, said Dalila Mahdawi, but she cautioned that workers who are there are still trying to gather information. It’s unclear who was responsible for the strikes. The incident… Read More Airstrikes hit clinic in Yemen
Saudi blogger Raif Badawi has been behind bars since 2012 for his online posts and running a blog called “Saudi Arabian Liberals,” where he hosted political and religious debate and advocated secularism in a highly religious society. He is expected to receive the second 50 lashes of a 1,000-lash sentence soon of which he was… Read More Saudi blogger Raif Badawi to be flogged for “insulting” Islam
A man received a six-year prison sentence Tuesday after admitting guilt to terror and immigration offenses, British prosecutors said. Police discovered images on his mobile phone showing an invoice for ammunition worth $28.5million and the hiring of a cargo plane to be used in Libya. Abdurraouf Eshati, 29, of Wrexham, Wales, was sentenced Tuesday at… Read More Man sentenced to six years imprisonment for possession of $28.5million ammunition invoice
Power firms and oil and gas companies operating in Nigeria are owing banks in the country about N3.72 trillion as at June 2015, according to data obtained from the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN. The CBN, in its Statistical Bulletin for the Second Quarter of 2015, said the indebtedness of the energy firms was 27.7… Read More Banks owed N3.72trillion by energy firms
This year’s slump in commodity prices and the end of a flood of cheap dollars has pegged back African growth to its weakest in six years and things could get worse if the global economy continues to flounder, the IMF said on Tuesday. In its latest African Economic Outlook, entitled “Dealing with the Gathering Clouds”,… Read More African nations’ economy dark and gloomy- IMF
China said it warned and tracked a U.S. Navy warship as it came very close to one of China’s artificial islands in contested waters in the South China Sea on Tuesday, slamming the patrol as “illegal.” China’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement that the vessel “illegally entered into the waters of China’s Spratly Islands.”… Read More U.S. warship sails into Chinese territory
ISIS, which comes up with more and more heinous methods of execution, has ramped up its cruelty. Members of the group tied three people to the pillars in the ancient section of Palmyra and killed them by detonating the pillars, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported. The group said it learned of the killings… Read More ISIS executes captives by tying them to pillars and blowing them up
