Why we killed red cross aid worker, Hauwa Leman – Boko Haram

The Islamic state West Africa Province (ISWAP), a faction of Boko Haram, has explained why they executed Hauwa Leman, an useful resource employee with the international Committee of the purple pass (ICRC).


The terrorists additionally vowed to hold Leah Sharibu, the Dapchi schoolgirl, as “a slave for lifestyles”, TheCable accumulated.

In a quick clip, Leman become pressured to kneel down, with her arms tied inside a white hijab, which has a crest symbol, after which shot at close variety.

ISWAP, in a brief assertion, stated: “we have saved our phrase precisely as we said, by way of killing another humanitarian employee, Hauwa Leman, who's operating with the international Committee of the crimson move (ICRC) that were kidnapped throughout a raid on a army facility in Rann, Kala Balge in March 2018.

“Saifura and Hauwa had been killed because they are taken into consideration as Murtads (apostates) via the organization because they were as soon as Muslims that have deserted their Islam, the instant they selected to work with the purple cross, and for us, there is no distinction between red move and UNICEF.

“If we see them, we will kill the apostates among them, guys or girls, and chose to kill or hold the infidels as slaves, men or ladies.”

Zimbabwe's KFC 'has no money to buy chickens'

Leading fast-food chains in Zimbabwe have shut their doors as the cash crunch in the country worsens - just  months after President Emmerson Mnangagwa received elections.

KFC put up notices at its branches in the capital, Harare, and the second city, Bulawayo, saying they would remain closed "during these tough times" until further notice.

"This is because of the reality that we're unable to source stock from our providers as they require US dollars. we are doing everything possible to resume trade as soon as possible," the notice stated.

Chicken inn ran out of chicken on Tuesday, and it was unclear when they will get supplies again, the state-run Chronicle newspaper mentioned.

Some phramacies were additionally shut in Bulawayo, it added.

Last week, Zimbabwe's financial Gazette newspaper reported that many retail shops have been running out of some vital goods due to foreign currency shortages.

Zimbabwe deserted its own currency in 2009, adopting the use of foreign cash, including the usa dollar.

The government issued its own model of dollars referred to as "bond notes" in 2016 to ease the continuing cash shortage, but they have got rapidly lost their value.

Cristiano Ronaldo Releases another assertion Denying Allegations of Rape against him

Cristiano Ronaldo 

Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo has over again released a statement declaring that the allegations of rape levied against him are false.

The superstar footballer was recently accused of rape by Kathryn Mayorga. The american claimed that the footballer raped her in 2009, but an out of court agreement was reached back then.

A leaked record from the agreement reveals that Ronaldo admitted to the rape back then, the Portugese allegedly said “She said no and stop numerous times,”. He has however come out to vehemently deny the allegations towards him. In a new statement released by his legal professionals, he similarly denies the allegations.

The assertion, according to The independent, read:

"Once again, for the avoidance of doubt, Cristiano Ronaldo’s role has usually been, and continues to be, that what occurred in 2009 in Las Vegas was completely consensual.

Cristiano Ronaldo does not deny that he agreed to enter into an agreement, but the reasons that led him to do so are at least to be distorted.

This agreement is by no means a confession of guilt. What took place was simply that Cristiano Ronaldo merely followed the advice of his advisors in order to put an end to the outrageous accusations made against him.

By 2015, dozens of entities (including law firms) in different parts of Europe were attacked and their electronic data stolen by a cyber criminal.

This hacker tried to sell such information, and a media outlet irresponsibly ended up publishing some of the stolen files, significant parts of which had been altered and / or completely fabricated.

FIFA ban on Sierra-Leone cancels matches with Ghana

Sierra Leone may have handed Ghana Black Stars six points in  African nations Cup qualifiers scheduled for Kumasi on Thursday and Freetown next Monday.

Sierra Leone are barred from the two matches after the country’s football association failed to get a FIFA suspension lifted.

The country’s football authorities didn't meet a Tuesday deadline to reinstate ousted football association president Isha Johansen, who is accused of corruption by government officials.

The country’s Anti-Corruption Commissioner, Francis Kaifala, has slammed FIFA, calling their suspension of the country an attack on Sierra Leone’s sovereignty.

A phase of FIFA statute, which CAF supports already foretells CAF policy direction. In line with art. 16 par. 3 of the FIFA Statutes, other member associations may not entertain sporting contact with the SLFA during its suspension. And it may mean Ghana can walk away with six points, with out sweat.

Nigeria's Buhari asks lawmakers to approve $2.79 bln Eurobond -letter

President Muhammadu Buhari 

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday requested lawmakers to approve the issuance of a $2.79 billion Eurobond, in a letter read in the upper chamber of parliament.

He stated he desired the Eurobond to be issued in the international capital market for the “implementation of new external borrowing” that had already been authorized in the 2018 budget to help finance the budget deficit and to fund infrastructure projects.

Trump's U.N. envoy Haley resigns, rules out 2020 run for office

Nikki Haley and Donald Trump 

US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley has announced she is resigning - after almost  two years in the post.

President Donald Trump appeared in the Oval office alongside Mrs Haley to say she had done "an excellent job".

The 46-year-old former South Carolina governor - one of the few women in the Trump cabinet - gave no reason for her exit, but dismissed speculation she was planning to run for president in 2020.

Mr Trump said he would name a replacement in -3 weeks.

Top Kenyan news anchor to be charged with murder

Kenya’s public prosecutor has confirmed that television journalist Jacque Maribe and her fiancé may be charged with the murder of a woman in Nairobi.

Jackie Maribe, a news anchor with Citizen television, is expected to plead on Monday after a mental assessment is done.

Ms Maribe and her fiancé Joseph Kuria Irungu were in court together for the first time after appearing separately in previous hearings.

The court heard that both will be charged with the murder of businesswoman Monica Kimani, whose body was located in a tub last month along with her hands tied behind her back and her throat slit.

However the prosecution want to verify Jackie’s state of mind through a medical evaluation before formally charging her.

A police affidavit presented formerly in court said Mr Kuria was positively identified to have been at the home of the deceased on the night of the murder, and that he drove Ms Maribe’s car to the deceased’s residence.

Police are convinced that they had been together at the night Ms Kimani was murdered. Police additionally say they recovered vital evidence from the detained couple’s shared apartment.