More than 200 people lost their lives on Thursday during the MV Nyerere ferry on Lake Victoria in Tanzania, but one man miraculously survived two frightened days in the hull of the capsized ship.
The number of deaths as a result of the capsized ferry on the Tanzanian part of Lake Victoria has increased to 136. A high police officer has reported this.
Italians are divided on the proposal of Minister of Labor \u0026 amp; Economic Development Luigi Di Maio, to keep stores closed on Sundays and during the holidays. Di Maio, of the populist Five Star movement, wants to ensure that families can spend the Sunday together.
Jellyfish hunter SpongeBob SquarePants likes to fish behind small cute specimens with his net. Those critters do not fall into the alien-like jellyfish that a family found in New Zealand.
It will not be easy for restaurants to come with an original menu. So it is sometimes a matter of taking risks to offer something unique. But then you also have to deal with negative reactions...
The European Union must do everything in its power to prevent the United Kingdom from leaving the union without agreement on the new relationship. This is what stressed Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz on his visit to Paris with President Emmanuel Macron on Monday. Austria is currently EU President.
A reporter from The Weather Channel gets the scorn of thousands of social media users. His TV report from hurricane Florence went viral because he somewhat diminished the power of the storm. While the reporter pretends he can stay on his feet with difficulty, two men walk quietly in the background.
While the tropical storm of Florence is scouring the southeast of the United States, a small army of drones is ready to help quickly absorb and even repair the damage.
Internet has changed beyond recognition in recent years. Sites have been redesigned several times, apps were introduced, technologies come and go, but in all that tumult Startpagina.nl looks just like it did twenty years ago. Each page has a few columns with links to external sites. And yet the old Home page also wants to go along with its time. With voice control for example.
The police in Norway found the kayak of the missing Dutchman Arjen Kamphuis. The canoe was in the area where other things of his have been discovered before. What these are, the police do not want to say yet. According to good friend Ancilla van de Leest, there would be identity papers from Kamphuis.
The final result of the Swedish parliamentary elections may only be announced on Wednesday. It is clear that the right-wing populists of Jimmie Akesson, the Sweden Democrats (SD), have achieved a great victory with more than 17.5 percent of the votes. They are the third party of the country.
Cryptocurrency, such as bitcoin, does not pose a major risk to financial stability in the EU because of its small size, but consumers and investors need to be better protected against the risks of the virtual money system.
Approximately two million people in Central America may face severe hunger in the near future. Due to drought, harvests have failed in countries such as Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua. Small farmers have therefore not harvested enough to eat and sell, and there is not enough stock left to pass the time until the next harvest.
Italy is the land of cappuccinos and espressos, but the Italians are now also faced with frappuccinos. The American chain Starbucks has opened its first tent in the country on Friday. There was a long line with hundreds of tourists and Italians in front of the Milan office. 'I hope the coffee tastes better here than in America,' said a Milanese customer.
Tesla boss Elon Musk once again insulted the British diver who played an important role in the rescue of a group of children and their leader from a cave in Thailand. Last month Musk offered his apologies for his Vernon Unsworth \u0026 # x27; pedo \u0026 # x27; had mentioned.
The small hole that was discovered last week in the wall of the ISS space station may have been made intentional. The Russian space agency Roskosmos is researching this. It may be that someone on earth has done something, says the top man of Roskosm, Dimitri Rogozin, against Russian state media. According to Rogozin, it is even possible that someone in space has consciously sabotaged the station. However, it could also have been a human error.
For many people it is a bucket list thing: having sex in an airplane. This company offers special flights for people who would like to do it at a high altitude.
The Muslim terrorist who single-handedly ensured stricter security checks at airports is dead. Nevertheless, the laptops will still have to be removed from the bag in the future and the bottles of water thrown away: Ibrahim al-Asiri has trained a large group of jihadists in the production of ingenious bombs.
Warning: this photo will ruin your appetite. Eating sushi has cost a 71-year-old Korean man his forearm. Doctors saw no other option than to amputate the terribly swollen forearm.
Space station ISS is struggling with a small hole in the wall. As a result, the pressure on board Thursday has dropped a little. The 2 millimeter hole has been sealed with masking tape. The situation on board is under control. The hole was possibly caused by a collision with space debris or grit.
The 24-year-old gamer David Katz who shot two competitors, was already totally unmanageable as a small child at home.
An American judge has ruled that the temporary ban on online publication of blueprints for 3D-printed small arms will be extended. The judge ruled that the ban continues until a final decision has been made in the case.
After months of imprisonment in Turkey, the German Mesale Tolu has returned to Germany on Sunday. At the airport in Stuttgart Tolu said she can not be really happy about her release, because in Turkey hundreds of journalists, lawyers, students and political opponents of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are stuck.
The British police have discovered an advanced weapons factory in a small town in the south-east of England. The illegal arms factory in Hailsham, near Eastbourne, was on an industrial estate and had as a cover a company that would occupy itself with gearboxes.
A bizarre fish species that is older than the dinosaurs threatens to die out.
Terrorists have attacked police officers in several places in the Russian Federal Republic of Chechnya. Four archers have been shot dead according to the authoritarian leader of the regional republic, Ramzan Kadirov. Five agents were injured. According to Kadirov, it was a failed attempt to disrupt the Eid al-Adha (Festival of Sacrifice).
Streaming service Netflix has started a trial where it shows through broadcasts of series through promos of other films and series. Only a small percentage of users can already be seen at this moment.
The police of the Belgian town of Huy is in his stomach with a bag of money. Cash. Lots of money.
The 32-year-old Michelle White from Bristol thought to save for her wedding day, but now she has to make ends meet to give her husband Scott Plumley a dignified funeral. The two were married for 13 hours...
Russian President Vladimir Putin sees Germany as a 'leading partner'. Last year, trade between the two countries grew by 22 percent to 43 billion euros, Putin said Saturday for his meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel. The two had to defend an uncomfortable but strong bond in Schloss Meseberg in Berlin that was created by a gas pipeline that is increasingly sensitive in the rest of the EU, and for which Merkel has to justify itself. She started a small charm offensive to Ukraine, of which Putin is not a fan.
