Survivor narrates a tragic train accident in Spain that killed 68 people
Ann Koome For 28-year-old medical student Elena Vancea, the high-speed rail journey from Madrid was supposed to be a routine trip to visit family. Instead, she found herself at the epicenter of Spain’s deadliest rail disaster in more than a decade, surviving a catastrophic 100 mph collision that claimed at least 68 lives. Vancea was […]
Sorry Is Not Enough’: Bio Demands Justice For Sierra Leone’s Civil War Victims.
Lloyd Wasike Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio has called for stronger reparations for victims of the country’s brutal 11-year civil war, declaring that apologies alone cannot heal the wounds of a conflict that left thousands dead and countless others physically and emotionally scarred. Speaking at a national unity conference in Freetown on Monday, Bio […]
Hichilema Wins Second Term in Zambia
By Lloyd Wasike In Zambia people celebrated on Tuesday after the electoral commission announced that President Hakainde Hichilema had won the presidential election and was thus securing a second term of five years. Champagne was poured by members of the ruling United Party for National Development (UPND) when the announcement was made at the electoral […]
