Two former Twitter employees accused of spying for Saudi Arabia
Two former employees of Twitter and a third man from Saudi Arabia face U.S. charges of spying for the kingdom by digging up private user...
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Facebook ‘receives data on when app-users have had sex’
Intimate data, including when people have had sex, is being shared with Facebook, a study from Privacy International has suggested. PI studied a range of...
Ohio Man Gives Up Solid Food, Lives on Beer Alone for Lent
Many Christians choose not to consume beer during Lent, as a way of abstaining for something they find pleasurable, but Dell Hall, the director of sales...
Uganda oil pipeline to wait for a while
Uganda, Tanzania and their partners in the East African Crude Oil Pipeline are yet to agree on provisions of the host government agreement, shareholder agreements...
Lessons disrupted as SA students demand campus bar
Students at South Africa’s University of Limpopo protested to demand a campus liquor bar where they can buy alcoholic beverages in a safe environment....
Botswana in hunting ban dilemma
Botswana's move towards lifting a four year-old hunting ban sparked a global outcry, with particularly the West, expressing serious misgivings. Some tourists from Western countries...
Uganda accuses Rwanda of imposing trade embargo
As the ongoing border spat between Uganda and Rwanda escalates, Kampala is accusing Kigali of imposing non-tariff barriers to trade between the two countries....
23 South Sudanese could face ICC over war crimes
At least 23 South Sudanese could face trial before the International Criminal Court (ICC) for war crimes, crimes against humanity and possible genocide, the UN...