Trump budget opens new fight among Republicans
By Reuters Republican U.S. Representative Todd Rokita keeps a clock hanging on the wall of his Capitol Hill office that
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HSBC appoints AIA boss as new chairman
By BBC HSBC has appointed Mark Tucker, the current chief executive of Asian insurer AIA, as group chairman. Mr Tucker
Ramos header puts Real Madrid back on top
By BBC Sergio Ramos headed a late winner as Real Madrid recovered from a howler by keeper Keylor Navas to
From Grammy Camp to Grammy winner
By BBC This time last year, Maren Morris was a relative unknown, playing a side stage at London’s Country 2
Catholic Church appears at SXSW for first time
By BBC For the first time, the Catholic Church is appearing at SXSW, on a mission to bring more reflection
Toyota sharpens focus on electric cars
By Reuters Toyota Motor Corp is setting up a new in-house unit to develop electric cars, offering its strongest endorsement
Harambee Starlets optimistic ahead of game in Cameroon
By KBC Reporter National women soccer team, Harambee Starlets, is optimistic of registering good results at the 2016 Africa Women
Sportpesa Jackpot winner Shadrack Kitur plans to support extended family
By KBC Reporter After months and weeks of betting, 42 year old Shadrack Kitur’s day finally came, as he correctly
Barack Obama has previously appeared on DeGeneres's talk show
Ellen DeGeneres among stars honoured by Obama
By BBC Ellen DeGeneres and Bruce Springsteen are among the stars set to receive the highest US civilian honour. The
Kenyan model Ajuma Nasenyana
Kenyan model Ajuma Nasenyana welcomes baby boy
By Evelyne Wareh After a photo of the supermodel in all white and heavily expectant made rounds on social media,
Facebook buys facial recognition tech startup
By Mashable/Evelyne Wareh Facebook said that it has bought facial recognition startup FacioMetrics, potentially using the technology for photo or
UN warns of mass atrocities in South Sudan
By BBC/Evelyne Wareh UN chief Ban Ki-moon has warned of the danger of mass killings amid continuing conflict in South
Budget android phones are secretly sending users’ text messages to China
By Yahoo/Evelyne Wareh Security researchers have uncovered a worrying privacy breach in low-cost Chinese smartphones being sold in the US.
Frank Lampard
Chelsea icon Lampard set to extend playing career in MLS or Europe
By Goal/Evelyne Wareh Frank Lampard is ready to carry on playing after quitting New York City FC. Former England star
Justin Bieber to Perform at 2016 American Music Awards
By EOnline/Evelyne Wareh Justin Bieber will return to the American Music Awards stage this weekend. However, he won’t appear in
The star has already thought about baby names
Janet Jackson plans to honor late brother
By EOnline/Evelyne Wareh Janet Jackson has decided to honor her late brother’s legacy in an extra special way. A source
Mourinho was charged with improper conduct by the FA for his comments on Taylor
Mourinho fined for ‘putting extra pressure’ on ref
By BBC Jose Mourinho was fined for putting “an additional layer of pressure” on referee Anthony Taylor before Manchester United’s
Nicki Minaj blasts Trump in her ‘Black Beatles’ freestyle, ‘Black Barbie’
By Mashable Nicki Minaj is a real crowd pleaser, and her “Black Beatles” freestyle is no exception. Just yesterday, Rae
Peruvian firefighters regroup after a fire broke out in a shopping mall in Lima
Shopping centre fire kills five in Peru
By BBC/Evelyne Wareh At least five people have been killed after a fire broke out in one of the most
Jamaica's Usain Bolt
Bolt backs anti-doping work
By SkySports/Evelyne Wareh Usain Bolt has admitted to Sky Sports News HQ he feels the pressure of being the “defender
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