The Legacy of Athol Fugard: A Pioneer of South African Theater
Athol Fugard, a paramount South African playwright, passed away at 92, leaving a profound legacy through over 30 politically charged...
Day: March 10, 2025
Zelensky’s Official Visit to Saudi Arabia for Key Talks
Ukrainian President Zelensky flew to Saudi Arabia to meet Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for talks, followed by discussions with...
Kobus de Kock and Bridget Celebrate Upcoming Parenthood with Babymoon
Kobus de Kock and his wife Bridget enjoyed a babymoon in Mauritius while preparing for their first child. They celebrated...
Kenya Revokes Special Electricity Tariff for Olkaria-Kedong SEZ
Kenya has revoked the special KSh 5 per kWh electricity tariff for the Olkaria-Kedong SEZ, previously aimed at attracting investment....
Thailand’s Rise as a Prime Filming Destination: The Impact of ‘The White Lotus’
"The White Lotus" has chosen Thailand for its third season, contributing to a surge in film and TV productions in...
Mark Carney Elected as Canada’s Prime Minister, Vows to Challenge US Trade Aggression
Mark Carney has been elected as Canada's Prime Minister, vowing to combat U.S. trade tensions initiated by President Trump. He...
Ukraine Aims for Partial Ceasefire and Military Support in U.S. Talks
Ukraine is proposing a partial ceasefire in talks with the U.S. in Saudi Arabia, aimed at revitalizing military and intelligence...
North Korea Launches Ballistic Missiles Amid Joint US-South Korea Drill Pause
North Korea has launched ballistic missiles amid paused US-South Korea military drills. The missile test followed an accidental bombing of...
High Lead Levels Found in “American” Paints Sold in Ghana
An investigation has uncovered dangerously high levels of lead in paints sold in Ghana, including products marketed as "American paints."...
Ethiopian Awareness of Skin Tags and Moles Reviewed
VOA reporters explored Ethiopians' awareness of skin tags and moles in Addis Ababa. Skin tags are generally harmless but can...
