Families Sue Harvard For $53M After Ex-Morgue Manager Sold Donated Body Parts

Harvard University will pay $53 million to settle a lawsuit filed by families whose loved ones donated their bodies to Harvard Medical School for research. The settlement follows the discovery that former morgue manager Cedric Lodge stole and sold body parts from donated cadavers on the black market.

Senegal Begins Local Production Of Sickle Cell Drug For Children

Teenager Charged Over Deadly San Diego Mosque Attack

William Jewell Football Player MicahJo Barnett Dies After In-Game Medical Emergency

Megan Thee Stallion Makes History With 9 New RIAA Diamond, Platinum And Gold Certifications

Megan Thee Stallion has added nine new RIAA certifications to her music achievements, including her first Diamond award. The Houston rapper also reached new milestones for several major hits and collaborations. Her song “Savage” has now reached 6x Platinum, while “Body” and “Girls in the Hood” are both certified 3x Platinum. Her collaboration with Yuki Chiba, “Mamushi,” has also earned a Platinum certification.

Angelique Kidjo Becomes First African Musician To Get Hollywood Star

Megan Thee Stallion Signs With UMG’s Interscope, Retains Ownership Of Masters

Rappers Who Took Hip-Hop To The Symphony Hall

Kenya Aviation Workers Suspend Strike After Two Days Of Flight Disruptions

Aviation employees in Kenya have suspended a nationwide industrial action that caused major interruptions to air travel at Nairobi’s main airport and several other facilities across the country.

South African Airline Justifies Daring Low Flyover Above Crowded Stadium

Strike Disrupts Flights At Nairobi’s Main Airport

Target Apologizes For ‘Racist’ Halloween Costume