BBC-US pop star Britney Spears is being investigated after one of her home staff alleged the singer had struck her, California law enforcement officials say. The employee made the claim after a dispute at Ms Spears’ home on Monday. The Ventura Country Sheriff’s Office said it will send its inquiry findings to prosecutors for consideration…
The Taliban have stepped up their search for people who worked for Nato forces or the previous Afghan government, a UN document has warned. It said the militants have been going door-to-door to find targets and threaten their family members. The hardline Islamist group has tried to reassure Afghans since seizing power in a lightning…
Lusaka ~ Fri, 20 August, 2021 By Brightwell Chabusha Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) president Dr Nevers Mumba has called on the President-Elect Hakainde Hichilema and the entire UPND to handle their victory with grace of consideration to “what the losers like some of us” are going through. In an interview, Dr Mumba mentioned that…
By Brian Fung, CNN Business Aug 19, 2021 (CNN) – The Federal Trade Commission renewed its bid to break up Facebook on Thursday by filing an amended complaint in federal court alleging the tech giant has monopolized social media and harmed competition. The new complaint comes nearly two months after a federal judge tossed out…
Lusaka ~ Thur, 19 Aug 2021 By Brightwell Chabusha The Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) wishes to inform the public to ignore fake social media posts that are circulating aimed at discrediting the revenue performance of the Authority. ZRA corporate and communications manager Topsy Sikalinda stated that the Authority and Airtel Networks Zambia enjoy a good…
Brian Mwale-Government has restricted attendance to President elect HAKAINDE HICHILEMA’s inauguration slated for Tuesday to only invited guests as part of observing Covid-19 preventive protocols. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Services Permanent Secretary AMOS MALUPENGA has however advised citizens who will not be invited to attend the ceremony to follow the proceedings of on television,…
BBC-Facebook and Instagram have removed several hateful comments on US singer Lizzo’s social media accounts. The move comes after the singer spoke tearfully about the “hurtful” abuse she’d received on social media. A spokesman for Facebook told The Hollywood Reporter the comments which had been removed broke the company’s rules about hate speech and harassment. Earlier this…
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