Manhunt for Lesotho Gang Leader Following Illegal Mine Tragedy in South Africa
South African police are searching for a Lesotho gang leader named Tiger who escaped during a siege at an illegal...
Month: February 2025
South Sudan Closes Schools Amid Health Risks from Heatwave
South Sudan has closed all schools for two weeks due to an ongoing heatwave that has resulted in students collapsing,...
Comoros Elections Hindered by Opposition Boycotts and Logistical Issues
The Comoros held elections marred by opposition boycotts and logistical delays. Nour El Fath Azali, the president's son, is running...
Cholera Outbreak Surges in Kosti Amid Ongoing Conflict in Sudan
Over 400 cases of cholera have emerged in Kosti, Sudan, attributed to water shortages following a drone attack on power...
The Urgency of Addressing the DRC Crisis: A Call to Action
The article discusses the disregard for international law in the conflicts affecting the DRC and highlights the role of international...
Cholera Outbreak in Malawi: Community Response and Vaccination Efforts
Malawi is battling a cholera outbreak with 301 cases and 15 deaths reported since September 2024, two years after a...
Death Toll from Heavy Rains in Madagascar Reaches 11 Amid Widespread Flooding
Since February 14, heavy rains in Madagascar have resulted in 11 deaths and affected over 16,000 individuals, especially in Antananarivo....
Cocaine Seized Concealed in Ceramic Bananas in Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic authorities seized 32.64 kilograms of cocaine hidden in 303 ceramic bananas at the Port of Manzanillo. This discovery,...
Evo Morales Announces Presidential Bid Amid Disqualification
Evo Morales, Bolivia's ex-president, has officially announced his candidacy for the presidential elections in August, despite being disqualified from running...
Senegal Workshop Enhances One Health Collaboration in West Africa
The Senegal workshop from July 22-26, 2024, convened stakeholders from One Health platforms in West Africa to enhance health security....
