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U.S. reinstates foreign student visa processing with mandatory social media checks
The U.S. State Department has resumed processing student visas after a brief suspension, but with a significant new requirement. Foreign applicants must now grant full public access to their social media...
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Kenyan court hands 30-year sentences to two for aiding deadly hotel terror attack
More than five years after a deadly terrorist siege shocked Kenya’s capital, justice has been partially delivered. A Kenyan court on Thursday sentenced two men to 30 years in prison for aiding the...
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South Africa declares national disaster as Eastern Cape flood death toll reaches 92
South Africa has declared a national state of disaster following catastrophic flooding in the Eastern Cape, where torrential rains and violent weather have killed at least 92 people and displaced thousands...
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Decades after apartheid-era murder, Cradock Four inquiry reopens long-buried wounds in South Africa
Forty years after the gruesome killings of four Black South African activists by apartheid security forces, the search for justice has resurfaced with the opening of a new judicial inquiry, a last-ditch...
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Trump hits snooze again on TikTok ban, extends deadline without legal clarity
President Donald Trump has once again delayed the clock on TikTok’s potential exit from the U.S., signing an executive order Thursday that grants the platform another 90-day lifeline as negotiations...
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Photos capture shocking moment Kenyan police shot civilian during protest, fueling fresh outrage
A series of graphic photos published by The Associated Press has reignited national fury in Kenya, after capturing the harrowing moment a police officer shot a civilian in the head at close range during...
