A man has been found guilty of murder following the Wembley nightclub shooting that killed 18-year-old Tyrece Balcha in September 2025. Balcha was shot outside the Crystal Club on Atlantic Crescent at around 05:30 GMT on 21 September. Emergency services rushed him to hospital, but he died four days later. A jury at the Old… Continue reading Man guilty of killing teen outside Wembley nightclub
More than 178,000 immigrants have left South Africa in recent months as authorities intensify a crackdown on undocumented migration and anti-immigrant protests continue across the country. The departures represent one of the largest migrant exoduses from South Africa, one of Africa’s biggest economies, in recent years. Some migrants have faced deportation, while many others have… Continue reading Immigrants Leave South Africa: 178,000 Return Amid Crackdown
The Sindh Bar Council has suspended two lawyers for three months following an alleged incident inside court premises. The action followed claims that two accused persons were brought to court and allegedly forced to apologise. The council’s Executive Committee took notice of the alleged conduct. It suspended Advocate Talal Jumani and Shehzor Panwhar with immediate… Continue reading Lawyers Suspended Over Alleged Court Misconduct
A Utah wildfire helicopter crash occurred Friday while a heavy-lift aircraft was helping firefighters battle a growing wildfire in central Utah. Two people were aboard the helicopter when it went down near Richfield, about 160 miles south of Salt Lake City. Officials had not reached the crash site by Friday evening because dangerous fire conditions… Continue reading Utah Wildfire Helicopter Crashes
British counterterrorism police have reopened an attempted burglary investigation in London as part of the ongoing Ann Widdecombe murder probe. The development comes after investigators identified a line of inquiry that was not pursued when the original case was investigated in 2025. Police Reopen 2025 Burglary Investigation The Metropolitan Police received a report of an… Continue reading UK Police Reopen Burglary Case in Widdecombe Probe
Russian attacks in Kyiv and the surrounding region killed four people, including a 3-year-old child, Ukrainian officials said Saturday. The Russian attacks in Kyiv came as Ukrainian air defenses struggled to stop another major overnight barrage of drones and missiles. Ukraine, meanwhile, reported strikes on oil facilities deep inside Russia. Grandparents and Grandson Killed in… Continue reading Russian Attacks in Kyiv Kill 4, Including Child
Africa’s biggest economies are moving to build more solar manufacturing capacity at home as governments seek greater energy security, industrial growth and less reliance on Chinese imports. Ethiopia, South Africa, Morocco and Nigeria are expanding efforts to produce or assemble solar equipment locally. The push ranges from solar-panel assembly to more advanced manufacturing. Yet analysts… Continue reading Africa’s Solar Push Grows as China Dominates Supply Chain
Colombia’s new president, Abelardo De La Espriella, has taken office after narrowly winning the June presidential runoff. The right-wing politician has made security a central issue. He has promised tougher action against drug trafficking and organized crime. Colombia’s New President Targets Narco-Terrorism De La Espriella has vowed to crush narco-terrorism and strengthen Colombia’s fight against… Continue reading Colombia’s New President Vows to Crush Narco-Terrorism
Brazil police accuse 16 over Voepass crash after completing a two-year investigation into the deadly 2024 plane disaster that claimed 62 lives. Federal investigators allege negligence, maintenance failures, and repeated safety violations contributed to the crash, marking a major development in one of Brazil’s worst aviation tragedies. The case now moves to federal prosecutors, who… Continue reading Brazil Police Accuse 16 Over Voepass Crash
Farmers near Kenya’s Amboseli National Park are disputing claims that cyanide-contaminated tomatoes killed 16 elephants last month. The elephant deaths have sparked an investigation into how cyanide may have entered an area where wildlife and farming communities live side by side. One elephant carcass was found beside a dusty road. Another had been heavily eaten… Continue reading Cyanide Poisoning: 16 Elephants Die in Kenya
