Thursday, May 21, 2015
Thursday, May 14, 2015
Boy Smuggled to Spain in a Suitcase
Two people have been arrested for trying to cross a
Spanish-Moroccan border with an eight-year-old hidden inside some
luggage. The police have said that the boy was in a "terrible state."
Police in Ceuta, a Spanish exclave in northern Africa, found an
eight-year-old boy from Ivory Coast hidden in a suitcase in an attempt
to smuggle him across the border onto European territory, an official
said on Friday. A young woman was arrested after she took the case
through a pedestrian crossing between Morocco and Ceuta, said the Civil
Guard police force.
"When they put the suitcase through the scanner, the operator noticed
something strange, which seemed to be a person inside the case" a Civil
Guard spokesman told French news agency AFP, adding that "when it was
opened they found a minor, in a terrible state."
South Sudan Star Banned for Life From Canadian Airline?
Former child-soldier Emmanuel Jal was reportedly banned for life from
WestJet airlines over a comment about having 'a license to eat humans'
and threatened to 'eat' a member of the crew mid-flight if he was not
given more food.
Obama Heading to Kenya for Entrepreneurship Summit
The White House announced that Barrack Obama will make his first visit
to Kenya as president. "In July, President Obama will attend the
#GES2015 in Kenya to #StarttheSpark for entrepreneurs in Africa and the
world," the White House National Security office (@NSCPress)
announced on Twitter. "President's trip will build on success of last
year's historic #USAfricaSummit and advance economic, security and good
governance agenda," @NSCPResss said in a second tweet.
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Burundi General in coup attempt.
A Burundi General announces the overthrow of President Pierre Nkurunziza amid unrest over his bid to be re-erected to a third term.
President Nkurunziza is currently in Tanzania meeting other East African leaders
Former Tanzania President Nyerere's Son Dies
The late John Nyerere is the fourth born of the late former president Mwalimu Julius Nyerere.
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