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A yet to be identified space debris weighing up to 1,100 pounds has crashed into the Kenyan village of Mukuku, leaving villagers shocked, the Kenyan Space Agency has confirmed. Officials from the agency said in a statement that they are investigating fragments of metal which they believe is from a rocket. Furthermore, the KSA said a metallic ring roughly 8 feet in diameter and weighing some 1,100 pounds, crashed into […]
International Human Rights organisations have widely condemned Saudi Arabia for its penalty laws which 309 individuals being executed in 2024. In a rather disturbing turn of events, some individuals have even suffered executions for attending funeral services. Meanwhile, in 2023 172 people were executed for various offences with the figures even rising to 309 as at December 8, 2024. According to the data released by the Saudi Press Agency, 61 […]
Human rights advocates Amnesty International have hailed the country for the efforts to abolish the law and describe it "beacon of hope for the abolitionist movement in the region". Southern Africa country Zimbabwe have abolished its national death penalty law. President Emmerson Mnangagwa has approved the law with immediate effect. Mnangagwa's approval comes after the national parliament voted in earlier December 2024 to scrap the penalty law. The last time […]
According to a statement released by his management team, he was travelling to another venue to perform after successfully ending one in a different location. Top Ghanaian highlife musician Amakye Dede together with his team were involved in a gory accident on the Winneba to Apam road on Sunday, December 29, 2024 around 1:45 AM. The accident occurred when he was travelling from Takoradi to Agona Swedru for another show […]
In January, a trio of foreign-born Japanese residents filed suit in the Tokyo District Court against the Japanese state plus the Tokyo Metropolitan and Aichi Prefectural governments for what they claim is frequent police questioning based solely on their ethnicities, or racial profiling. So what can you do if police officers stop you on the street for questioning in Japan? The Mainichi asked Moe Miyashita, an attorney on the plaintiffs' […]
About 65 percent of Japanese companies have resolved to hiring foreign workers to cover for the labour shortages in the country, an official government survey has revealed. Respondent companies said foreign workers are employed with the expectation that they will perform as well or better than Japanese staff. Around 18.5 percent cited efforts to promote diversity, the labor ministry survey said. In the midst of Japan's graying and declining population, […]
