Numerous subsea cables have experienced malfunctions, resulting in a lack of internet access for a significant portion of western and central Africa. The reason behind
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India has forbidden the release of a film about the murder of a Sikh rights advocate in Canada.
India has ordered prominent video-sharing platforms to block access to a new Canadian documentary probing the assassination of a prominent Sikh activist in Vancouver, in
Somalia’s debt of $2 billion has been reduced by 99%, providing a significant boost to the country’s delicate recovery process.
The Paris Club, which consists of the most prosperous countries that lend money, has declared that 99% of Somalia’s outstanding debt will be waived. This
Survivors of sexual assault in Darfur come together following a campaign aimed at targeting them based on their ethnicity.
T Twice every week, a collection of females come together at a plain house in Ardamata, located on the edges of Geneina in Sudan’s West
Police in Zimbabwe have detained a self-proclaimed “prophet” of the apostolic church and rescued 251 children from a compound.
Police in Zimbabwe reported the detainment of an individual who identified as a prophet of an apostolic group at a complex where over 250 children
Could Haiti prevent a repetition of history as violent protests clash with competing ruling classes?
The recent turmoil in Haiti, with Prime Minister Ariel Henry stepping down in response to a violent uprising by gangs, has been reminiscent of past
MEPs have accused the European Commission of supporting authoritarian leaders by funding deals with them, following the announcement of a financial agreement with Tunisia.
The European Commission has been criticized by top MEPs for allegedly funding oppressive leaders. They claim that the €150m provided to Tunisia in a migration
The Rwandan opposition leader has been disqualified from the upcoming election due to previous convictions.
A court in Rwanda has deemed opposition leader and dissident Victoire Ingabire unqualified to participate in the upcoming July presidential election due to prior convictions
A man from Canada claims that his 27-year-old daughter does not possess the capability to give full consent for assisted death.
A man from Canada is requesting a judge to prevent his 27-year-old daughter from receiving medically-assisted death. He believes she does not possess the capacity
Seven-fold increase in Manhattan size: The African reforestation initiative creating an impact.
In an era where single-crop farming dominates, a groundbreaking initiative in Africa is encouraging farmers to grow biodiverse forest gardens that provide food for their