Souleymane Cissé, Influential Malian Director, Dies at 84
Souleymane Cissé, the esteemed Malian director known for winning the Cannes Jury Prize for "Yeelen," has died at 84. He...
Month: February 2025
Madagascar Faces Rising Death Toll and Displacement from Heavy Rains
Heavy rains in Madagascar since February 14 have resulted in 11 fatalities, affecting more than 16,000 people. Key regions impacted...
Italian Ambassador Marco Ricci Presents Credentials in São Tomé and Príncipe
Ambassador Marco Ricci has presented his credentials to President Carlos Vila Nova of São Tomé and Príncipe, signaling the start...
M23 Rebels Take Control of Bukavu, Escalating Conflict in DRC
M23 rebels have rapidly advanced into Bukavu, DRC, signaling a significant territorial gain since capturing Goma. The DRC government confirmed...
Souleymane Cissé, Pioneering Malian Filmmaker, Dies at 84
Souleymane Cissé, celebrated Malian filmmaker and the first Black African to win the Jury Prize at Cannes, died at 84...
60 Peul Herdsmen Massacred in Central African Republic Violence
Between February 14 and 19, 60 Peul herdsmen were killed in organized attacks by the anti-Balaka militia in the Central...
UNHCR’s Ongoing Support for Refugees in Cuba Amidst Disasters and Legal Challenges
UNHCR assists 197 refugees and asylum-seekers from 16 countries in Cuba, with 40% lacking legal status. Recent hurricanes and earthquakes...
Pioneer of African Cinema Souleymane Cissé Passes Away at 84
Souleymane Cissé, a pioneering Malian filmmaker and prominent figure in African cinema, has died at 84. Recently, he participated in...
Severe Cold Weather Advisory in Iowa Amidst Conservation Concerns in Senegal
A cold weather advisory with extreme wind chills is in effect across Iowa, necessitating caution and protective measures for safety....
Cubans Adapt to Power Outages by Relying on Charcoal for Cooking
Due to frequent power outages, rural Cubans are relying on charcoal for cooking. This shift emphasizes their resourcefulness and the...
