World In Brief – April 03, 2019

World In Brief – April 03, 2019

Welcome to the World In Brief with Ernest Dempsey. The stories on today’s edition include:

  • United Nations Paying millions to Somali Terrorists – new revelations by Kenyan minister.
  • The big corruption scandal of Baltimore’s mayor – made hundreds of thousands in exchange for contract worth million.
  • And – the new transparent wood produced in Sweden. Is it all see-through?
  • Plus: the attempt to set college on fire is treated softly by Canadian police, and Turkey’s President trying to steal election post-defeat.


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