Britain has recorded its busiest day of migrant crossings this year, with 752 people arriving in small boats across the English Channel in just 24 hours.
Britain has recorded its busiest day of migrant crossings this year, with 752 people arriving in small boats across the English Channel in just 24 hours.
READ MOREOfficials estimate that more than 49,000 people crossed between Morocco and Ceuta in a 24-hour period.
Asia’s soccer body joined opposition to Gianni Infantino’s plan for private investors to buy stakes in the World Cup and said Friday FIFA must urgently review its management style.
The prime minister has welcomed the news, saying it is a renewed vote of confidence in the country's economic reform programme.
European football’s governing body has lost confidence in FIFA chief Gianni Infantino, UEFA said in a blistering statement on Saturday. The announcement followed Infantino’s U-turn over a plan sell World Cup profits to private investors.
Vuyo Zungula, the leader of the ATM in Parliament, has made a request for an urgent parliamentary debate, saying while ministers host media briefings they have not accounted to Parliament about how they plan to address migration issues.
The prime minister has welcomed the news, saying it is a renewed vote of confidence in the country's economic reform programme.
READ MOREThe DA has turned to the Western Cape High Court in a bid to have Parliament Secretary Xolile George’s employment contract set aside.
BGFIBank Guinea Ecuatorial has reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable growth, prudent governance, and long-term value creation following the approval of
Iran's semiofficial Fars news agency aired footage Sunday of what it said were vessels "waiting for permission" from Iran to transit through the Strait of Hormuz.
A magnitude 5.5 earthquake struck near the Egyptian city of Suez early Monday, shaking buildings across Cairo and prompting authorities to activate emergency response plans. No casualties or significant damage were immediately reported.
The head of the U.N. children's agency visited northwestern Nigeria on Friday as conflict, poverty and rising food insecurity leave millions of children in the region in need of aid
As internet access surges across the continent, rights advocates warn that laws meant to combat cybercrime are increasingly being used to police political speech, raising fresh questions over where Africa should draw the line between security and freedom of expression.
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