Yahya Jammeh runs with Gambia's money!

Ex Gambian president may have not exit Gambia in one peace as it may seem.

“I regret everything. I should have shut up, says Arsene Wenger

Arsene Wenger apologised after he was sent off and then shoved the fourth official during Arsenal’s dramatic 2-1 win over Burnley, but he could still face a significant ban. 

UAE leaders congratulate Trump on his inauguration

The President, His Highness Shaikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, on Friday congratulated Donald Trump on his inauguration as the President of the United States.

Kim Kardashian shares photos from Dubai

Kim Kardashian shared photos of her recent trip to Dubai where she had a make up master class with the long time friend and make up artist Mario.

''4 reasons why you should never seek revenge in business (or life)'' - Chris Myers

This is not the article that I planned on publishing today. My original piece told the story of an investment deal gone sideways, and it was written in anger. The situation was one where my team and I were deceived, strung along, and forced into a difficult position due to the actions of others.

Madonna ready to 'blow up'' the White House?

Well it seems Madonna may have realized the depth of a statement she made during Sunday's Women’s March and has thus taken to her Instagram page to clarify what she meant by ''blowing up the white house.''

Serena Williams wins Australian Open

At least 18 perish in Southeast's Tornadoes (Photos)

At least 18 people are reported to have perished with 43 casualties in Mississippi and Georgia days after the presidential inauguration in a heavy thunderstorm and tornadoes.

Georgia’s emergency management agency spokesperson Catherine Howden said there had been  upto 20 reports of tornadoes with 14 dead and 23 injured.

Australia to ditch physical passports in favour of biometric scanning by 2020

'Australia’s Department of Immigration and Border Protection has announced an overhaul to its identity verification systems for international airports, which is intended to almost entirely replace physical passports with biometric recognition.

Due to start in 2017 and be fully implemented by 2020 in what the department is calling a ‘world-first’, the system will involve a combination of iris, face and fingerprint scanning, as well as a series of electronic stations rather than manned desks, in order to automatically handle 90% of international travellers.

Bang! Bang! with a Price Tag - Jessie J takes on Dubai

Jessie J stepped into Dubai with  a huge Price Tag  on Friday, January 20.