South Africa police minister says Trump's genocide claim 'twisted'
South Africa police minister on Friday said U.S. President Donald Trump 'twisted' facts to push baseless genocide claims during an Oval...
Africa accelerates towards energy and economic sovereignty with DRC mining growth
DRC’s Mining Sector Enters a New Phase of Growth The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), already home to some of the world’s largest...
Husband, brother-in-law charged with murder of woman after ‘suspicious’ death in Springfield Lakes, near Ipswich
Two men have been charged with murder following the “suspicious” death of a woman west of Brisbane. Emergency services were called to a...
Nazi swastika displayed at Melbourne Palestine Nakba rally
A sign bearing a Nazi swastika was sighted at a “Nakba” rally in Melbourne on Sunday in an apparent affront to state laws banning Nazi...
How China contributes to building a clean and beautiful world
Standing in northern Kazakhstan's Akmola region, over 40 wind turbines convert the abundant wind energy resources, brought by cold air...
China-CELAC joint action plan unveiled to deepen cooperation
The fourth ministerial meeting of the China-Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) Forum was held in Beijing on...
Mercury in Senegal mines endangers families
The quickest way to separate gold from rock, Sadio Camara says, is with a drop of mercury. In Senegal’s Kedougou Region, far from the...
Congo's opposition leader kidnapped in Brazzaville
Lassy Mbouity, leader of the opposition party Les Socialistes Congolais and a candidate in Congo’s March 2026 presidential election, was...
Napier Aquatic Centre closes hours after $4m upgrade reopening, patron taken to hospital
The Napier Aquatic Centre has closed to the public immediately after reopening with an extensive $4 million upgrade . An ambulance was...
Sorrow and fury among Vancouver's Filipinos after attack on festival
Vancouver's Lapu Lapu festival, meant to be a celebration of Filipino pride, ended in a wail of sirens and screams. Eleven people died...
