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Chad agrees to probe into protest deaths
Chad has accepted the principle of an international inquiry "as soon as possible" to shed light on the deaths of some 50 people at anti-regime protests, the prime minister told AFP on Tuesday. "Various partners of Chad wanted this and we have immediately agreed," said prime minister Saleh Kebzabo.
Entrepreneur goes from using trolley to buying truck for business, SA applauds
A dedicated businesswoman went from transporting her produce in a trolley to purchasing a truck for her entrepreneurial endeavour. Many peeps applauded her win.
DR Congo jets bomb M23 rebels in east
DR Congo's military used newly deployed jets to bombard M23 positions in the east of the country on Tuesday, officials said, with some residents of rebel-held territory fleeing across the border. On Tuesday, a Congolese security official who asked for anonymity said war planes were bombarding the rebel-held Tchanzu area of North Kivu and would continue "all day".
Italy to inject another 400 mn euros into airline
The Italian government on Tuesday approved injecting another 400 million euros ($400 million) into state-owned ITA Airways as efforts to sell off the airline stall. The injection of 400 million euros into the airline was already planned for 2022, and follows an initial 700 million euros invested in the company last year.
French unions call Paris metro strike as inflation bites
Labour unions have called a major one-day strike which threatens to paralyse Paris public transport Thursday, the latest industrial action to demand relief from the French government over soaring prices. But the Paris transport strike did not spill over into other sectors, with only the hard-line CGT union calling for nationwide work stoppages.
Striking Kenya Airways pilots to resume work
Kenya Airways pilots will end their days-long strike and return to work on Wednesday morning, their union said, after a court ordered staff to resume operations in a breakthrough for the beleaguered airline.
Colonists nibble at Gran Chaco, South America's other big forest
Dwarfed by its more prestigious sibling, the Amazon, South America's second largest forest is a little-known victim of 25 years of gradual invasion by agriculture. Deforestation in the region has averaged around 40,000 hectares (154 square miles) a year, peaking at 60,000 on occasions, said Aguirre.
Khanya Mkangisa lauded for her beauty and hourglass figure, fans crown her the most beautiful celeb in SA
Social media users have praised actress and media personality Khanya Mkangisa for her beauty and stunning body. Many said she is the hottest celeb in Mzansi.
Auditor-General to probe Public Protector’s legal cost after R147m spend raises red flags
The Auditor-General will examine the legal fees of the Office of the Public Protectorr in the future as Busisiwe Mkhwebane's legals fees have rasied red flags.
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