Tanzanian 'Tug Of War' Wins Top Prize At Carthage Film Festival
Africa's oldest film festival, held in the capital Tunis, presented a total of 170 films from around 40 countries, and ended with the prizes on Saturday night.
Takeoff Of Rap Group Migos Shot Dead At Houston Party
The rapper was a key member of the trend-setting Atlanta-based hip hop trio whose hits include "Bad and Boujee" featuring rapper Lil Uzi Vert, "MotorSport" and "Walk It Talk It."
New Italian Government Seeks To Raise Cash Ceiling
A new bill introduced this week by the League party, a member of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's coalition, would raise the cash payment ceiling for Italians to 10,000 euros from 2,000 euros today.
Iceland's Thriller-loving PM Pens First Crime Novel
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Street Art Animates Johannesburg's Gritty Streets
What was an artists' pastime has increasingly become a business, with real estate firms to commissioning artworks to give their buildings a facelift.
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