Shock as Haitian senator opens fire on protesters outside parliament, leaving photojournalist wounded.

Haitian senator Jean Marie Ralph Féthière opened fire during a protest outside the country’s parliament building on Monday, injuring two people, including a photographer.

The story behind Nigeria’s $9.6bn judgment debt in London that has shaken the West African nation

Although Nigeria is the largest producer of sweet oil in OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries), the country has shown little determination to improve its oil infrastructure base to generate maximum returns and use the accrued funds to develop other sectors of the economy.

Janice Bryant Howroyd first black woman to own a billion-dollar company which is now eyeing $3bn in revenues.

Despite being worth $400 million already, Janice Bryant Howroyd hopes that her company, ActOne Group, will realise a $3 billion revenue by next year.

Florida cop who arrested and handcuffed 6-year-old black girl for throwing tantrums fired.

The Orlando police have fired a school resource officer after he arrested two 6-year-old students at their school on misdemeanour charges officer Dennis Turner, who was initially suspended after the incident, arrested and handcuffed 6-year-old Kaia Rolle, a first-grader at Lucious and Emma Nixon Academy after she reportedly got agitated and kicked someone.

Kenya’s academics paid $1 to write essays for cheating British and American students, investigations reveal.

Cheating in college is nothing new; it is a reality that almost every school faces. With the increase in technology, the practice is now being done on a global scale.