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Kaunda, who ruled Zambia from 1964 to 1991, died at a hospital in Lusaka where he was being treated for pneumonia. Kenneth Kaunda, Zambia’s founding president and liberation hero, has died at a military hospital in Lusaka where he was being treated for pneumonia, his son, Kambarage, said on Thursday. He was 97. Kaunda ruled Zambia from 1964, when the southern African nation won its independence from Britain, until 1991, and afterwards become one of Africa’s most committed activists against HIV/AIDS. “I am sad to inform (members) we have lost Mzee. Let’s pray for him,” Kambarage said on the late president’s Facebook page. The former president had been feeling unwell and had been admitted to the Maina Soko Medical Centre in Lusaka earlier this week. Although Zambia’s copper-based economy fared badly under his long stewardship, Kaunda will be remembered more for his role as an anti-colonial fighter who stood up to white minority-ruled South Africa. More to follow.

Fox News contributor  Joe Concha  slammed  President Biden  for reading from handwritten notes and calling on  pre-approved reporters  during an appearance on ‘Fox & Friends First’ on Thursday. JOE CONCHA:  And during that press conference by the way I don’t understand why the leader of the free world, the guy who got 81 million votes—the most of any president in U.S. history, suddenly has to start—well not suddenly he’s been doing it for a while—has to read from handwritten notes given to him and he read from them verbatim. Why can’t he articulate his own argument on his own? … What we see here is a president shielded from the press. And by the way, this is why we know now he didn’t do that joint press conference with Vladimir Putin. Because Putin would have kept him out there like a boxer in a heavyweight fight—would have kept him up for an hour, 2 hours and Putin would have had Biden answer questions from reporters that weren’t handpicked for him. So, therefore that’s why he avo

President Donald Trump at the North Carolina Republican Convention in Greenville, N.C. (AP Photo/Chris Seward) President Trump criticized his successor’s performance at the G7 summit. During an appearance on conservative journalist Sara Carter’s podcast on Wednesday, Trump weighed in on the gathering of world leaders by arguing “they’re stealing our country.” This comes after Joe Biden took several jabs at Trump during the summit by suggesting a new sense of enthusiasm among foreign allies that the U.S. is engaged on world issues. Trump refuted the apparent criticism and pointed out the many flaws he noticed from Biden’s handling of foreign policy. Trump: Biden making disastrous G7 deals that are costing our country trillions. || Click Link: ->  https://t.co/qPYSzNxQlz pic.twitter.com/BHsUtNv6FK — Sara A. Carter (@SaraCarterDC)  June 16, 2021 “He’s going into deals that are disaster, costing us trillions of dollars and we have to rebuild our own bridges and our own roads,” he expres

Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis in Surfside, Florida. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images) Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) announced his state is sending law enforcement to help secure the southern border. During a press conference on Wednesday at Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, DeSantis said officers from multiple law enforcement agencies are being sent to help out at the Arizona and Texas borders. Get Rid Of Pesky Skin Tags Renew Your Dermal Health naturalhealthcures.net/skin-tag The Republican governor asserted securing the southern border will help make Florida safer, specifically when it comes to meth and other drugs coming across the border. He mentioned to have already taken action in suing the Biden administration for changing the policy that now allows ICE to release illegal criminals back into the U.S. “The state of Florida is answering the call. Florida is going to support Texas and Arizona,” he declared. “Where the federal government has failed, the states are stepping up in doing our be

Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin, arrive to meet at the ‘Villa la Grange’, Wednesday, June 16, 2021, in Geneva, Switzerland. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky) Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin avoided to take any strong stances following their summit in Geneva on Wednesday. Putin held a press conference after their meeting, which was shortly followed by Biden’s. Video Player is loading. Play Video Play Unmute Current Time  0:00 / Duration  -:- Loaded :  0% Stream Type  LIVE Seek to live, currently playing live LIVE Remaining Time  - 0:00   Playback Rate 1x Chapters Chapters Descriptions descriptions off , selected Captions captions settings , opens captions settings dialog captions off , selected Audio Track Fullscreen This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color White Black Red Green Blue Yellow Magenta Cyan Transparency Opaque Semi-Transparent Background Color Black White Red Green Blue Yellow Magenta Cyan Transparency Opa