On 10th May 2016, at least four people were killed in Maiduguri, in northeastern Borno state in Nigeria. The number of dead is currently unconfirmed. Reuters reported that at least five were killed and 19 injured. The Nigerian Vanguard claimed that only two police officials who guarded the gates of
As the war continues to rage in Syria and the bleak standard of living envelops the Ukranian and Libyan people, the citizens of the Western world relax between the discourse of who will win the next sports championship. Although these three specific countries dramatically differ, they do possess one
The 7th Congress of the Workers Party of Korea concluded on May 10th. To no one’s surprise, the Congress officially anointed Kim Jong-Un as the definitive leader of North Korea by enthroning him as the Chairman of the Party. The Congress, however, also seems to signal a change in
The world’s oldest leader, 92-year old Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, has been in power since the country gained independence in 1980. He has been clinging to his presidency, even in the most fruitless situations, ever since. Though he is heavily criticised by foreign politicians and human rights officials, he
