(BBC SPort) Footballer Christian Atsu has been found dead under the rubble of his home almost two weeks after the Turkey earthquake, his agent has confirmed. The Ghana international, 31, had spells with Premier League sides Everton, Chelsea and Newcastle. Atsu had been missing since the 6 February quake that caused the collapse of his
Christopher Miti ZNBC News Eastern Province minister Peter Phiri has called on learning institutions to develop a culture that encourages planting of trees. Mr Phiri says government is aware of the global threats caused by climate change. He says one way of protecting the planet against environmental degradation is by planting trees especially in areas
(By ZANIS) President Hakainde Hichilema is in Addis Ababa Ethiopia where he is among other Heads of States and Governments participating at the 36th session of the African Union (AU) Summit. The President arrived last night at Bole International Airport at 22:00 hours local time. The summit which officially opens Saturday is expected to deliberate on, among
By Tessa Wong Asia digital reporter As the rift between the US and China over the balloon saga widens, so has the divide within the global community scrutinising their high-stakes dispute. The latest exchange took place on Friday, with US President Joe Biden insisting he would “make no apologies” for shooting down the alleged Chinese
By Phelan Chatterjee BBC News Rescue workers in Turkey have pulled at least three men from the rubble, more than 11 days after they were trapped when an earthquake hit the country. Hakan Yasinoglu had been stuck under a flattened building the hard-hit Hatay province for 278 hours when workers reached him on Friday. Teenager
(BBC Sport) Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani, the chairman of one of Qatar’s biggest banks, has confirmed his foundation will bid to buy Manchester United. BBC Sport understands that Ineos, owned by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, also officially made a bid before Friday’s 22:00 GMT ‘soft deadline’ for proposals. ADVERTISEMENT Billionaire Ratcliffe had already stated his
By Sam Cabral BBC News, Washington DC A man armed with three guns fatally shot his ex-wife and five others during a rampage in a small rural town in the US state of Mississippi, police say. The victims were killed at several locations, including a store and two homes, in Arkabutla, a community of fewer
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