Activists in NY unite to save historic residence of Queen Mother Dr. Delois Blakely
New Yorkers Against Injustice (NYAI) has announced a rally in a Landmark poignant display of solidarity and commitment to justice,...
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Gambia: Pierre Gomez inaugurates Fajara’s educational jewel, American Corner
The Honourable Minister for Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (MoHERST), Hon. Professor Pierre Gomez, took center stage alongside the...
Niger ends 2 EU security missions
In the aftermath of the July coup that ousted elected president Mohamed Bazoum, the military regime in Niger declared the...
UK Home Secretary revives controversial asylum plan during Rwanda visit
UK Home Secretary James Cleverly touched down in Rwanda on Tuesday. The visit aims to reignite discussions surrounding the relocation...
Kenya court suspends privatisation of 11 companies
The High Court in Kenya has temporarily suspended the privatization process of 11 state-owned enterprises, including the national oil and...
Sierra Leone authorities make 43 new arrests following foiled coup attempt
Sierra Leone's government reported on Monday a total of 57 arrests linked to the failed coup on November 26, with...
Science award for young Cameroonian women’s work on herbal medicine
In Cameroon's rural north, very few girls go on to enjoy careers in science. Sabine Adeline Fanta Yadang, a neuroscience...
South Africa misses the Mandela ‘spirit’ 10 years after icon’s death
With murals of his smiling face still covering many buildings, South Africans on Tuesday marked 10 years since the death...
Nigeria army drone strike accidentally kills 85 civilians
A Nigerian army drone strike accidentally killed at least 85 civilians on Sunday in a village in northwest Kaduna State,...
Malian army repels four jihadist attacks in northern regions
The Malian Armed Forces (Fama) announced their successful repulsion of four "terrorist" attacks across northern localities, including the town of...
Libya dismantles illegal gold mining network
Libyan authorities successfully disbanded an illicit gold mining network operating in the southern desert, involving individuals from China, Chad, and...
Tragedy strikes as landslides claim 47 lives in northern Tanzania
Northern Tanzania is grappling with the aftermath of landslides that have claimed the lives of at least 47 individuals and...
South Africa intercepts buses carrying more than 400 unaccompanied children from Zimbabwe
South African officials halted dozens of buses carrying more than 400 young children from Zimbabwe, raising concerns about potential illicit...
President Barrow unveils “Yiriwa programme”, transforms Gambia’s future
In a remarkable move towards fostering national development, President Adama Barrow embarked on a comprehensive monitoring visit to key projects...
Ink Revolution: Iran’s underground tattoo culture emerges despite societal challenges
In the heart of Tehran, a burgeoning subculture is quietly challenging conservative norms as tattoo artists defy societal expectations. Sean,...
Guinea-Bissau: President Embalo labels recent unrest as “failed coup”
In a shocking turn of events, Guinea-Bissau's President Umaro Sissoco Embalo declared a recent bout of violence involving members of...
Maghreb farmers embrace drones to fight climate change
A drone buzzed back and forth above rows of verdant orange trees planted near Nabeul, eastern Tunisia. The black unmanned...
Mandela legacy battered by South Africa’s troubles
Soweto's Vilakazi Street is packed each day with tourists and hawkers outside the home of Nelson Mandela that has been...
East African regional force starts withdrawing from DRC
The East African Community regional force began its withdrawal from the strife-torn east of the Democratic Republic of Congo on...
7 burned to death in S. Africa township ‘mob’ attack: police
Extra police patrolled one of South Africa's most violent townships Sunday after a "mob" tied-up and burned to death seven...
Israeli jets decimate Qatar-funded housing in Gaza
In a harrowing turn of events, Israeli negotiators walked away from stalled truce talks in Qatar just as Israeli jets...
Peru: Machu Picchu welcomes record-breaking 5,600 visitors daily in tourism revival
In a bid to breathe new life into its tourism industry still grappling with the aftermath of the pandemic, Peru...
Emotional protest emerges in UAE at COP28, activists navigate restrictions to support Gaza ceasefire
In a rare display of dissent in a country where protests are banned, over 100 tearful activists, donned in keffiyehs,...
Australia dominates as Behrendorff, Dwarshuis restrict India to 160-8 in decisive 5th T20 clash
In a riveting display of fast bowling prowess, Australia's dynamic duo, Jason Behrendorff and Ben Dwarshuis, snare two wickets each,...
Gaza: Death toll rises as ceasefire expires
In a grim turn of events, the expiration of the humanitarian truce on Friday morning has led to a surge...
President Murmu highlights dual nature of AI at RTMNU convocation
In a thought-provoking address at the 111th convocation of Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University (RTMNU), President Droupadi Murmu underlined the...
Mumbai police arrest DJ manager for repeatedly raping Mexican woman
In a shocking revelation, the Mumbai police has apprehended a 35-year-old man, also a disc jockey (DJ), for allegedly subjecting...
President Macky SALL champions green finance at climate change summit
In a pivotal gathering today, President Macky SALL spearheaded discussions on rallying financial resources to fortify Africa's battle against climate...
Paraguay chief of staff sacked over “United States of Kailasa” fiasco
In a bizarre turn of events, Paraguay finds itself entangled in a diplomatic embarrassment as a senior official, Arnaldo Chamorro,...
Legendary Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan dies at 65
In a somber announcement, the world bid farewell to Shane MacGowan, the iconic songwriter and lead singer of The Pogues,...
Royal drama unfolds as Buckingham palace weighs legal action
In the latest twist of the ongoing saga surrounding the British royal family, Buckingham Palace is contemplating its next steps...
Climate chaos leaves millions displaced, hundreds dead in Africa
In a grim turn of events, over two million people in the Horn of Africa are grappling with the aftermath...
Gaza teacher brings education to displaced children amidst devastation
In the aftermath of a devastating conflict in Gaza, English teacher Tareq al-Ennabi emerges as a beacon of resilience, setting...
Malawians seize opportunities in Israel amid economic struggles
In a bid to escape economic challenges in Malawi, hundreds of individuals gathered outside a capital hotel this week, eager...
70-year-old Ugandan woman gives birth to twins
A 70-year-old Ugandan woman named Safina Namukwaya has successfully given birth to twins—an event labeled as an "extraordinary feat" by...
Ecowas summit set for December 10 in Abuja amidst regional crisis
The upcoming summit of the Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas), grappling with the aftermath of recent military coups,...
Gambian death squad member receives life sentence in landmark trial in Germany
A German court has sentenced a 48-year-old Gambian death squad member, identified as Bai L., to life imprisonment for crimes...
NYSOFA expands TCARE Initiative, provides crucial support for caregivers statewide
Albany, NY - November 28, 2023 -- In a significant stride toward enhancing caregiver support, the New York State Office...
Kenya speaker gives lawmakers a dressing down on attire
The speaker of Kenya's parliament has cracked down on what he described as inappropriate attire worn by MPs, even banning...
Kenyan parliament bans Kaunda suits
In a surprising move, the Kenyan parliament has officially outlawed the wear of the distinctive Kaunda suits inside its chambers,...
Tragedy strikes South African platinum mine as 11 lives lost in lift accident
In a somber incident at a platinum mine in South Africa, eleven individuals lost their lives on Monday when a...
Kenyan High Court invalidates President Ruto’s payroll levy, dealing blow to fiscal plans
The Nairobi High Court in Kenya delivered a verdict on Tuesday deeming the payroll levy introduced by President William Ruto...
Niger’s junta repeals controversial migration law, adding to political tensions
In a move that deepens political strains between Niger and EU nations, the ruling junta in Niger has officially annulled...
South Africa’s biggest port in Durban faces ‘disastrous’ gridlock
More than 60,000 containers are stuck at sea waiting to be offloaded at South Africa's biggest port amid gridlock blamed...
North Korea defends satellite launch at UN amidst international controversy
In an unprecedented move, North Korea's ambassador, Kim Song, took center stage at the United Nations Security Council on Monday...
Elon Musk faces Israel’s call to tackle anti-semitism
In a high-profile meeting on Monday, Israel's President Isaac Herzog conveyed to tech mogul Elon Musk the urgent need for...
41 trapped workers rescued from collapsed Himalayan tunnel after 17-day operation
In a remarkable feat of determination and resilience, Indian rescuers are poised to free 41 men who have been trapped...
Sierra Leone’s capital tense amidst attacks as president announces arrests, imposes lockdown
In the aftermath of a weekend marked by audacious attacks on Sierra Leone's main military facilities and prisons, the capital,...
Controversy erupts as Malawi sends workers to Israel amid conflict
Malawi's President Lazarus Chakwera is facing backlash from opposition parties and human rights organizations for deploying 221 young Malawians to...
Kenya offers 11 state companies for sale
Kenya's finance ministry said on Monday it will offer stakes in 11 state-owned companies to raise funds for depleted government...