by Brian Shilhavy
Questionable Argentine beef is reportedly flooding the U.S. market in an effort to lower beef prices which are soaring right now.
It is being
Tax cuts and emergency oil releases pushed pump costs down in 48 states, yet refinery strain and Middle East tension threaten a quick rebound Drivers
from JEAN KASSONGO in Kinshasa, DRC
DRC Bureau
KINSHASA, (CAJ News) – HUNDREDS of thousands of children in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are having their
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA
JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – SOUTH Africa has planted more than seven million trees since April under the Presidential One Billion Trees Campaign, with
Questions have emerged over the alleged billions that late Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo was claimed to be holding for Kenyan President William Ruto before his
Registration has closed, but a heated Senate race, a governor’s contest and new mail-ballot protections mean Texans still have work to do before Nov. 3
The Comal Independent School District placed Pieper High School and nearby Pieper Ranch Middle School on an emergency lockdown status this morning following intense police
A tropical system in the southwestern Gulf could become Tropical Storm Isaias later this week, and heavy rain may follow across the Gulf Coast and
from DION HENRICK in Cape Town
Western Cape Bureau
CAPE TOWN, (CAJ News) – SOUTHERN Africa is facing the prospect of prolonged dry conditions as a powerfu
from ADANE BIKILA in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Ethiopia Bureau
ADDIS ABABA, (CAJ News) – ETHIOPIAN government forces have regained control of Mekelle, the capital of the northern