South Korean Police Seek Arrest Of K-Pop Mogul Bang Si-Hyuk Amid Investor Fraud Investigation

Authorities in South Korea announced yesterday that they are pursuing an arrest warrant for Bang Si-Hyuk, the chairman of the agency behind global K-pop sensation BTS, as part of an expanding investigation into allegations of a fraudulent scheme that reportedly netted him over $100 million from investors.

Rihanna Makes History As First Woman To Hit 200 Million RIAA Certifications

Hip-Hop Icon Afrika Bambaataa Dies At 68

Offset Hospitalized After Shooting Near Seminole Hard Rock Hotel Casino‎

Ghana’s Damang Mine Delivers First Gold To State Reserves Under Indigenous Ownership

Engineers & Planners, the mining company led by businessman Ibrahim Mahama, has made good on a key promise of Ghana’s new indigenous ownership drive, delivering the Damang Gold Mine’s inaugural 110-kilogramme gold consignment to the state Gold Board — a transaction officials say marks a turning point in how the country monetises its mineral wealth.

Zambia’s Silence On Health Aid Deal Draws Sharp U.S. Rebuke

LinkedIn Accused Of Using Hidden Code To Monitor Users’ Computers

Family Of 7 Takes In Elderly Neighbor After His Wife Passes Away

Israel-Palestine Handshake Fails At FIFA Congress

FIFA President, Gianni Infantino, faced a challenging moment during the 76th FIFA Congress yesterday night held in Vancouver, Canada, as his attempt to orchestrate a photographed handshake between Israeli and Palestinian representatives did not go as planned.

Kenya’s Sawe Shatters Two-Hour Marathon Barrier In Historic London Run

Canadian Minister Confirms Denial Of Entry For Iranian Soccer Officials Ahead Of FIFA Congress

Iran Officials Turned Away In Canada, Casting Shadow Over World Cup Participation