BBC Mazaar's small motorbike is so laden with plastic canisters filled with petrol that there's barely room for him to sit.
His worn-out bike is carrying five 70-litre oil containers, weighing roughly 600 pounds (272kg) in total.
The fuel hangs precariously from the sides of his bike, strapped on with rope and string.
He bought it at
Thuthuka Zondi / BBC South Africa has become a hostile place for undocumented migrants, as a deadline set by protesters for them to leave the country approaches.
"I am very scared and traumatised," Esnat Joseph, a 36-year-old Malawian woman, told the BBC as she tried to comfort her crying one-year-old triplets.
She fled her home in an informal
NurPhoto via Getty Images Will India ever play at the Fifa World Cup?
The familiar lament that Indian football fans have learnt to live with is back after the "greatest show on earth" kicked off last week .
For those tracking the fortunes of the Blue Tigers - as the Indian men's national football team is called - over the years, the question is one of the biggest clichés as the country has never progressed beyond the preliminary
Alex Wong/Getty Images German public broadcaster ZDF has removed part of a report that claimed tech trillionaire Elon Musk had called for migrants to be hunted in Northern Ireland.
ZDF conceded its wording was "misleading" while Musk said "legal action is being taken against ZDF for their outrageous lies".
Violence erupted in Belfast last week, following a brutal knife attack in a street in the north of the city.
The victim was seriously wounded and
Phuong Pham / Humane World for Animals Viet Nam More than 400 cats destined for slaughter have been rescued in Vietnam after authorities dismantled an alleged feline theft ring, an animal welfare group has said.
Nine people have been arrested in connection with what police described as a "criminal group specialising in stealing and collecting cats", according to the official newspaper of Ho Chi Minh City police.
Officers recovered more than 400 live cats and around
Reuters On Monday, hours after the announcement of a ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran, families that had been displaced because of the war began to return to communities in southern Lebanon, despite warnings from the authorities that it was not safe yet.
In a video widely shared online, some residents arrived by car in a village to find an Israeli armoured vehicle blocking a street.
Exhausted after more than three months of conflict
Ministry of Defence A Russian warship fired warning shots near a UK-registered yacht in the English Channel on Tuesday morning after the two vessels came into close contact.
The incident, involving a Russian frigate, the Admiral Grigorovich, happened between the Isle of Wight and Normandy shortly before midday.
BBC News understands that the small, motor-less yacht had drifted towards the warship in foggy conditions after setting off from the UK.
The Russian Defence Ministry said the yacht
Reuters Iran's leadership is trying to present its emerging memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the US not as a retreat, but as the result of resistance and victory. That is not an easy argument to make.
The country has just gone through a damaging war, the economy is under severe pressure, and parts of the Islamic Republic's own support base have spent months denouncing any compromise with Washington.
There are also Iranians, both inside the country and abroad, who see the crisis not as a moment