Kenyan MP Gathoni Wamuchomba is at the forefront of opposing a finance bill that proposes higher taxes on essential goods. The bill has sparked widespread criticism as it could significantly raise the cost of living, affecting the economically vulnerable. Wamuchomba is rallying other lawmakers and citizens against the bill, which she argues will deepen poverty and inequality in Kenya.
South Africa aims to build on their strong start in the T20 World Cup 2024 as they face Bangladesh in New York. Both teams are keen to improve their standings, with South Africa eyeing a spot in the Super Eight. Historical stats favor South Africa, but Bangladesh's familiarity with the conditions could level the playing field.
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni's far-right party, Brothers of Italy, secures a decisive win in European elections, garnering 28% of the votes. This victory enhances her leadership both domestically and in Europe, cementing her influence across the continent. The results also signify major losses for her coalition partners and opposition parties.
In a thrilling T20 World Cup 2024 match at Kensington Oval, England put Australia on the back foot after a strong start. England's Moeen Ali and Jofra Archer took key wickets, bringing them back into the game. Australia finds themselves at 96/2 after 8.5 overs, with Mitchell Marsh and Glenn Maxwell at the crease.
Sabrina Carpenter has released her latest song, 'Please Please Please', along with a captivating music video. The video continues the narrative from her previous hit 'Espresso', introducing Barry Keoghan as her love interest. The lyrics explore themes of forbidden love and heartbreak, while the video raises eyebrows with its bold storytelling.
Indian football legend Sunil Chhetri will play his final international match against Kuwait in a crucial FIFA World Cup qualifier. With 72 goals in 116 appearances, Chhetri’s retirement brings an emotional yet pivotal game as India seeks to strengthen its position in Group A. Fans await an electric atmosphere at Kolkata’s Salt Lake Stadium.
President Joe Biden's visit to France marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day and aims at bolstering transatlantic alliances amid European geopolitical tensions. Key discussions on democracy, Ukraine crisis, and military aid are planned with French and Ukrainian leaders.
Portugal is implementing stricter immigration policies and adapting its Golden Visa scheme to tackle the housing crisis. The government, led by Luís Montenegro and Antonio Leitao Amaro, aims to improve conditions for regularised migrants and citizens. Measures include tightening work rules, improving border controls, and introducing a 'solidarity visa.'
The murder of a German policeman in Kassel has heightened political tensions as Germany approaches the European parliamentary elections. The incident, involving a possible extremist, has ignited debate over rising political violence and the influence of far-right groups, prompting leaders like Chancellor Merkel to call for unity.
Rob Burrow's family participates in the groundbreaking ceremony for a new Motor Neurone Disease (MND) treatment center in Leeds named in his honor. Funded by millions raised by Burrow and his former teammate Kevin Sinfield, construction will take a year. The project honors Burrow's legacy in raising awareness for MND.
The African National Congress (ANC) faces an unprecedented loss as it fails to secure a majority in South Africa's 2024 national elections, ending its 30-year dominance since the end of apartheid. Amidst dissatisfaction over corruption, unemployment, and power outages, the ANC's share dropped to 47.1%, raising the possibility of coalition governments and a significant shift in the political landscape.
Eminem, the rap legend, triumphantly returns with 'Houdini,' a single from his upcoming album 'The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grace).' The music video boasts cameos from stars like Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Pete Davidson, captivating fans. After a notable hiatus since 2020, the anticipation for Eminem's new album is palpable, with hints it might be his last.