49
year old Dias Costa defended his home from four armed burglars by
hacking them to pieces with a Samurai sword when they invaded his home in
Cordoba, central Argentina late at night.
According to a report by Mail Online, Costa slashed the face, arms, and necks of the raiders, who fled
the property in a getaway car while dripping with blood. All of the men are currently in
intensive care
Hundreds forced to flee their homes amid unrest that has killed two
foreigners and three South Africans, including a 14-year-old boy
A foreign national holds a knife following clashes between a group of
locals and police in Durban amid ongoing violence against foreign
nationals.At least five people have been killed and hundreds forced to flee
their homes in one of South Africa’s worst outbreaks of xenophobic
violence in years, authorities said on Tuesday.
Most of the recent unrest occurred in and around the coastal city of
Durban, where police said two foreigners and three South Africans were
killed. The dead included a 14-year-old boy who was allegedly shot
during looting on Monday night and died at a hospital, police colonel
Jay Naicker said. Some 34 people have been arrested for possession of
unlicensed firearms and other crimes in the last two days, he said.
“Police are deployed and in high alert in most of the areas where
there are foreign nationals,” Naicker said in a statement emailed to the
Associated Press.
Despite the increased police presence, authorities are hard-pressed to stop unrest that recalls similar violence in South Africa in 2008 in which about 60 people died.
In January this year, four people died during a week of looting of
foreign-owned shops and other violence in Soweto and other areas of
Johannesburg.
Some South Africans have accused immigrants of taking jobs and
opportunities away from them. The latest violence followed reported
comments by Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini, an influential figure among
the Zulu ethnic group, that foreigners should “pack their bags” and
leave. The king has since appealed for an end to the unrest.
Good to see these two are cordial enough to take a pic together. Kevin
Hart's ex-wife Torrei Hart (in yellow) accused his current fiancee Eniko
Parrish (in black) of breaking her marriage but it looks like all is
well between the ladies now as they were seen taking a photo together
with Kelly Osbourne at the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday where Kevin got an
award. The women plus Kevin's kids came out to support the
actor/comedian. Another photo after the cut...
Today April 14th marks the one year anniversary since the abduction of
Chibok Girls. On the night of April 14th, early Tuesday April 15th, over
200 female students were kidnapped from the Government Secondary School
in the town of Chibok in Borno State, by Boko Haram militants.
The kidnap sparked
international condemnation and outrage which gave birth to the famous
hashtag, #bringbackourgirls. But 365 days later, our girls haven't been found.
219 children have been selected by BBOG group to represent the girls
that were kidnapped. they marched a procession to the Ministry of
Education in Abuja this
morning.but the question is are this girls still alive and if yes who
has been taking care of them all this while...who has been feeding them giving them sanitary care and all that ?? we pray GMB tenure will help us all AMEN
