Afghan blast casualties reach at least 63 dead, 151 wounded
KABUL, Jan 27 (Reuters) – A bomb hidden in an ambulance killed at least 40 people and wounded about 140 in Afghanistan on Saturday when […]
Month: January 2018
Cape Town Braces For Water Emergency
The South African city plans to shut off its water on April 12, unless dam water levels go up. Nearly 4 million people in Cape […]
Mueller Probe Zeroes In On Trump’s Inner Circle
The special counsel’s team has reportedly interviewed the CIA director, the NSA director, and the Director of National Intelligence. CIA Director Mike Pompeo has been […]
How Uhuru hopes to achieve Big Four agenda
The Jubilee government plans to create 1.3 million manufacturing jobs by 2022 and achieve a 100 per cent health coverage for every Kenyan. This means […]
Breaking: Don’t Seek Re-election, OBJ Tells PMB
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Tuesday, has asked President Muhammadu Buhari not to seek re-election in 2019. In a 13-page statement, titled special press statement […]
Togolese Government Bans Opposition Demonstrations in Three Cities Over ‘Security Concerns’
In a continuing show of force against opposition demonstrators and citizens, authorities in Togo have announced a ban on political rallies in three cities in […]
Issues Driven
This issue launches the Eagle Eye Newsmagazine. And in line with its mission, it brings to the public’s attention the development challenges facing Africa generally, […]
Ebola Outbreak and National Security: A time for collective introspection’
When Liberians speak of security threat, we often refer to invasion by a band of rebel forces from across our borders to wrest political power, […]
Is China About to Sell Off Its Holdings of American Debt?
China’s reported desire to slow its Treasury purchases briefly generated a lot of attention. (China subsequently denied the report ). China’s Treasury holdings have basically […]
Both Parties play politics with ordinary Americans with Government Shutdown
Hours after shuttering much of the federal government, feuding Democrats and Republicans in Congress spent Saturday dodging blame for a paralyzing standoff over immigration and […]