Concerns Rise Over Aid Cuts Impacting South Sudan’s Vulnerable Children
The head of an Alaska nonprofit fears U.S. aid cuts will worsen conditions in South Sudan, potentially leading to famine...
Month: March 2025
Kyiv and Seoul Collaborate on North Korean POW Management
Kyiv and Seoul are collaborating on the management of North Korean POWs captured in Ukraine. South Korea is prepared to...
Elvis Lenzy: Rising Star in Rwandan Music
Elvis Lenzy, born Elvis Inyarubuga, is a promising artist in Rwanda's music scene. Raised by his aunt, he pursued music...
Hezron Celebrates Success with New Single “Blame It On The Wine”
Hezron's new track, "Blame It On The Wine," released on February 14, tackles themes of sexual attraction and complex relationships....
GONE Webinar: Malawi Approaches Elimination of Onchocerciasis
The GONE webinar will discuss Malawi's progress in eliminating onchocerciasis, recent outcomes from health committees, and strategies for tackling NTDs...
British Tourists Arrested in Thailand for Cannabis Smuggling Attempt
Four British tourists were arrested in Thailand for attempting to smuggle cannabis worth £1.7 million out of the country. They...
5.6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Northern Sumatra, Indonesia
A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck Northern Sumatra, Indonesia, at a depth of 86 km. The event was reported by the...
Uganda’s Vibrant Celebration of St. Patrick’s Day: A Cultural Fusion
Uganda's St. Patrick's Day festivities drew hundreds from various nationalities, featuring a blend of Irish traditions and local customs. The...
Russia’s Drone Warfare in Kursk: Implications for Iran and Israel
Russia's drone tactics in the Kursk region demonstrate a significant military advantage over Ukraine, influencing Iranian proxies to adopt similar...
Peru Declares State of Emergency in Lima to Combat Rising Crime
Peru has enacted a 30-day state of emergency in Lima due to a crime wave, including high-profile violent incidents. To...
