Benito, a giraffe, is embarking on a journey that will take 50 hours to escape the chilly and solitary environment of Ciudad Juárez, a northern
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The president of Liberia is doing well despite the hot weather causing a shortened inauguration ceremony.
The spokesperson of Liberia’s newly elected president, Joseph Boakai, has reported that he has recuperated from a bout of lightheadedness caused by the heat. This
The first ever rollout of a malaria vaccine has commenced in Cameroon.
On Monday, the implementation of the first-ever malaria vaccine commenced in Cameroon. This is being hailed as a significant milestone in the history of public
Egypt backs Somalia in dispute over Ethiopia-Somaliland deal
Egypt’s leader, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, has shown his backing for Somalia in a disagreement involving Somaliland’s proposal to grant Ethiopia access to its coastline in
A Rwandan survivor of a failed assassination attempt criticizes UK’s deportation proposal.
A politician from Rwanda’s opposition party, who barely escaped an assassination plot, has criticized the UK’s proposal to repatriate refugees to Kigali. Frank Ntwali, the
Tshisekedi has been inaugurated for his second term as president of the Democratic Republic of Congo following a controversial election.
The president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Félix Tshisekedi, has taken an oath to begin his second term in office following a resounding win
A fire at a Chinese boarding school results in the death of thirteen children.
According to reports from Chinese state media, a total of thirteen students were killed in a fire that erupted in dormitories at an elementary school
The police chief of Seoul, South Korea, has been charged in connection with a Halloween tragedy that resulted in the deaths of 158 people due to a crowd crush.
The police chief of Seoul has been accused of professional negligence for the tragic Halloween stampede in 2022, which resulted in the deaths of approximately
The spacecraft known as the ‘Moon Sniper’ from Japan successfully landed on the moon, but was not able to produce energy through solar power – here’s a recap of what happened.
The landing was considered a success because the spacecraft was able to transmit telemetry data, indicating that most of its equipment was functioning properly. The
France and Germany will investigate the origins of African artifacts in their respective national museums.
Germany and France will jointly spend €2.1m (£1.8m) to further research the provenance of African heritage objects in their national museums’ collections, which could prepare