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A devastating mudslide in eastern Uganda has claimed 20 lives and left over a hundred people missing. The incident, triggered by heavy rainfall, buried more than 40 homes. Rescue operations …
Death Toll in Eastern Uganda Mudslide Rises as Rescue Efforts Continue Read More
The UNHCR has called for enhanced protective measures for Eritrean asylum-seekers in Ethiopia, emphasizing the importance of early registration and support. Approximately 20,000 Eritreans have entered the country this year, …
UNHCR Urges Protective Measures for Eritrean Asylum-Seekers in Ethiopia Read More
Iraq has launched its first nationwide population census in 27 years, urged by Planning Minister Mohammed Tamim to ensure data accuracy for future planning. Security measures including a curfew were …
Iraq Launches First Nationwide Population Census in 27 Years Read More
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa met during the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro to enhance cooperation in the critical minerals sector and …
South Korea and South Africa Strengthen Cooperative Efforts in Minerals Sector Read More
Zimbabwe has confirmed 70 suspected cholera cases and one death in the Kariba District amid a new outbreak. The Ministry of Health has initiated vaccination efforts, immunizing 1,007 individuals so …
Zimbabwe Reports New Cholera Outbreak with 70 Suspected Cases and One Death Read More
A separatist attack in Cameroon’s northwest region has resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including a soldier and two civilians. The victims were ambushed while traveling on the Ndu-Foumban …
Three Killed in Separatist Attack in Cameroon Read More
Chad’s President Mahamat Idriss Deby and Nigeria’s National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu met to discuss enhancing regional security and combating Boko Haram. This discussion follows Deby’s threats to withdraw from …
Chad and Nigeria Reinforce Commitment to Regional Security Against Terrorism Read More
According to a survey by Ben Gurion University, 77 percent of Israelis are concerned about climate change. Notably, 36 percent are willing to eat less meat, 33 percent to use …
Survey Reveals 77 Percent of Israelis Are Concerned About Climate Change Read More
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reiterated demands for Britain to apologize and compensate for colonial injustices during the 1890-1980 period. At a recent event, he emphasized the need for accountability …
Zimbabwe’s President Calls for British Apology and Compensation for Colonial Wrongs Read More