Twin Sisters Who Are Married To One Husband

Wonders, they say, shall never end. It’s true. Unlike the identical twins in a previous story where one stabbed the other after they fell in love with the same man and only one of them got him, the twin sisters in this story have agreed and decided to share the same man in love without any fight.

The twin sisters from South Africa have actually gone ahead to marry him after he acceded to their requests, and with polygamy being accepted in their country, the marriage took place in a big way.

According to The Drum, for identical twins Owami and Olwethu Mzazi, it was their life-long dream to marry the same man.

They stated that during their childhood days, they shared everything, washed the dishes, played, and went to school together. They even bathed side by side.

One of the twins, Owami, told the magazine:
“We have always done everything together…that is how our grandmother raised us. So when we decided to marry, we said any man that wants to marry one, will marry the other.”

Some men are just lucky sha…pay for one wife, get one free. Chai!!! 

Kanu Nwankwo, Mikel Obi & Okocha make Africa's top 10 richest footballers of all time

Nigeria's Mikel Obi alongside retired players Jay Jay Okocha and Kanu Nwankwo are among the top 10 highest earning African players of all time according to a study conducted & published by French publication, Footendirect. With a cumulative take-home of $50 million, John Mikel Obi is now the best paid among the current generation of Nigerian players.

According to Footendirect, Mikel who earns about £75,000 per week at Chelsea has a total earnings estimate of $50m while Kanu Nwankwo and Jay Jay Okocha who have since retired made $100m and $150m respectively from their career. See the full list after the jump.

1. Samuel Eto'o/Antalyaspor : 202 millions de dollars
2. Yaya Touré/Manchester City : 170 millions de dollars
3. Didier Drogba/Montreal : 155 millions de dollars
4. Jay-Jay Okocha : 150 millions de dollars
5. Nwankwo Kanu : 100 millions de dollars
6. Michaël Essien/Panathinaïkos : 70 millions de dollars
7. Emmanuel Adebayor/Libre : 57 millions de dollars
8. Obi Mikel/Chelsea : 50 millions de dollars
9. Kolo Touré/Liverpool : 43 millions de dollars
10. Sulley Muntari/Al-Ittihad : 40 millions de dollars

Narco sub with 3 tons of cocaine found off Galapagos Islands

BOGOTA – Authorities from Colombia and Ecuador have captured a submarine-like boat hauling 3 metric tons of cocaine in the Pacific Ocean.

The semi-submersible vessel and its three crew members were taken into custody Thursday while trying to evade capture about 200 miles (320 kilometres) from the Galapagos Islands. Colombia’s navy said in a statement that naval crews from the two countries with air support from the U.S. had been pursuing the vessel for four days

Since 1993, authorities have neutralized almost 100 semi-submersibles that drug traffickers use to move cocaine from where it’s grown in the Andes to Central America and Mexico for eventual shipment by land to the U.S.

Colombia and Peru are the world’s two largest producers of cocaine.

Mother Jailed For Killing Daughter In Microwave

A mother has been jailed for killing her one-month-old daughter by putting her in a microwave.

Ka Yang, 34, was convicted of first-degree murder and assault for putting Mirabelle Thao-Lo in the microwave for up to five minutes in 2011.

The child suffered fatal thermal injuries, according to prosecutors.

Yang's legal representatives said she had an epileptic seizure and did not know what she was doing at the time.

She told investigators she blacked out and awoke to find the baby injured next to a space heater.

Yang has a history of seizures, but paramedics told the court she was not disoriented when they arrived at the home.

A California judge sentenced Yang to serve 26 years to life in prison.

Kurdish Forces 'Need Ammunition' To Fight IS

On the People's Protection Units' (YPG) most forward position in their fight against Islamic State (IS), a Russian-made Mosin-Nagant bolt-action rifle from 1940 sits in the hands of an 18-year-old fighter.

It may lack the sophistication that is needed to fight IS in the Rojava, but he already handles it with experience.

The battered assortment of AK-47s slung on the shoulders of young men and women in the Kurdish militia group are also capable and effective.
Behind them, a 14.5mm KVPT heavy machine gun is mounted on the ubiquitous Toyota pick-up seen across the Middle East.

It spits heavy rounds in short bursts at a far-off IS position. Like all the weapons the Kurdish militia are wielding it is a crude and simple gun for waging war.
In front of them, IS are relying on snipers and 50mm mortars.

Breaking News: Syria Resolution Adopted By UN Security Council

The United Nations Security Council has unanimously adopted a resolution aimed at establishing peace in Syria.

The document, approved by the United States, Russia, China, France, the UK and the 10 other nations, endorses an international roadmap for a peace process in the war-torn country.

Diplomats say it will endorse the previously agreed timetable for creating a transitional government in Syria and the holding of UN-monitored elections.

All parties will be expected to "immediately cease any attacks against civilians and civilian objects".

The text of the resolution also says the "Syrian people will decide the future of Syria".

Fierce Wildfires In Australia Destroy Homes

Firefighters in Australia have faced challenging conditions as they tackle more than 300 blazes near Melbourne.

Helicopter footage showed large buildings engulfed in flames, with residents forced to hurriedly leave their homes with any belongings that were close to hand.

Searing temperatures in excess of 40C (104F) - coupled with strong winds - have made it difficult for emergency crews to subdue the bushfires.

From the skies, small jets have been spraying retardant on the scorched land below, while fire engines on the ground struggled to slow the progress of the flames.