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Turkey’s government has asked Nigeria to close down 17 Turkish schools in the West African country that it says are linked to Fethullah Gulen,[9] the U.S.-based cleric that Ankara blames for the recent failed coup. Members of the Gulen Movement, headed by the cleric, run about 300 schools in Turkey and over 1,000 worldwide.[3] Check also: Turkey Ready To Fight ...

President Barack Obama took the stage at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on Wednesday,[9] highlighting Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton’s qualifications for office, laid out his own record and attacked Republican nominee Donald Trump.[6] Check also: Where Obama & Family Will Be Living After the White House “I can say with confidence there has never been a man or a ...

The President of South Sudan, Salva Kiir (right) on Monday July 25th wrote a letter to the military ordering them to produce his deputy and now rival, Riek Machar, dead or alive.[9] Check also: Uganda Loses Shs3B Daily In South Sudan Conflict Riek who is rebel leader had led his forces to clash with those of President Salva in early ...

After a months-long bidding process and many layoffs, Yahoo has finally found a buyer.[9] Verizon ( which owns AOL, which owns TechCrunch ) is officially acquiring Yahoo’s core business for $4.83 billion in cash, which includes Yahoo’s advertising, content, search and mobile activities.[4] Check also: Microsoft To Acquire LinkedIn For $26.2 Billion “Just over a year ago we acquired AOL to ...

Dadaab is Kenya’s third largest city,[9] a vibrant place bustling with life and entrepreneurial spirit. It is also the world’s largest refugee camp, and the Kenyan government is increasingly keen on making it disappear.[4] Check also: Over One Million South Sudanese Refugees Will Flood East Africa, According To U.N Closure of the camp would be devastating not only for the ...