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Month: November 2021

2 explosions rock Uganda’s capital, Kampala, killing 3

By RODNEY MUHUMUZA Associated Press KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Two explosions have rocked Uganda’s capital, Kampala, killing at least three civilians in what police described as a coordinated attack by extremists. Police said three suicide bombers also died in the blasts. The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the explosions. The blasts caused chaos

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‘We don’t deserve this’: Inflation hits Turkish people hard

By MEHMET GUZEL and SUZAN FRASER Associated Press ISTANBUL (AP) — Many people in Turkey are facing increased hardship as prices of food and other goods have soared. While rising consumer prices are affecting countries worldwide as they bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic, economists say Turkey’s eye-popping inflation has been exacerbated by economic mismanagement,

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‘We don’t deserve this’: Inflation hits Turkish people hard

By MEHMET GUZEL and SUZAN FRASER Associated Press ISTANBUL (AP) — Many people in Turkey are facing increased hardship as prices of food and other goods have soared. While rising consumer prices are affecting countries worldwide as they bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic, economists say Turkey’s eye-popping inflation has been exacerbated by economic mismanagement,

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Esta ‘megaraña’ es la más grande de su tipo que hayamos visto, dice el parque de reptiles australiano

olivertapia (CNN) — Una enorme araña de tela en embudo con colmillos capaz de perforar las uñas humanas ha sido donada a un programa antiveneno en Australia, lo que generó un llamamiento para que su donante anónimo se presente. Apodada “Megaraña”, el arácnido mide 8 centímetros de pata a pata, con colmillos de 2 centímetros

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‘Megaspider’ is biggest of its kind we’ve ever seen, Australian reptile park says

CNN By Rhea Mogul, CNN A massive funnel-web spider with fangs capable of piercing human fingernails has been donated to an antivenom program in Australia, sparking an appeal for its anonymous donor to come forward. Nicknamed “Megaspider,” the arachnid measures 8 centimeters (about 3 inches) foot to foot, with fangs 2 centimeters (about 0.8 inches)

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