Zambia’s Kafue River Contaminated by Mining Acid Spill: An Environmental Catastrophe
A mining acid spill in Zambia's Kafue River, caused by a dam collapse, has contaminated a vital water source for...
Rina Patel
Rina Patel has built a reputation as a poignant journalist specializing in cultural reporting and lifestyle trends. With an undergraduate degree in Journalism from the University of California, Berkeley, Rina started her career as a features writer before expanding her skills to investigative journalism. Her articles often blend personal stories with broader societal themes, making her one of the most sought-after writers in her field.
NCDC Reports Severe Diphtheria Outbreak in Nigeria: Over 1,300 Deaths Recorded
The NCDC reports 1,319 deaths from a diphtheria outbreak in Nigeria, highlighting 42,000 suspected cases and significant vaccination gaps. Kano...
The Deteriorating Car Market: Challenges Facing Working-Class Nigerians
Rising car prices in Nigeria stem from economic decline, making vehicles unaffordable for the working class. The market has shifted...
Businessman Accused of Defrauding Police Officer Over Vehicle Auction Simulations
George Adu-Twum, a businessman, allegedly swindled a police officer GH¢72,000 under the pretense of securing two auctioned vehicles. He has...
Investigation Continues in Sudiksha Konanki’s Missing Case After Clothing Found
Sudiksha Konanki's clothes were found on a Dominican beach where she vanished. Surveillance footage places her with Joshua Riibe late...
Ghanaians Urged to Prioritize Kidney Health to Prevent Disease
Mr. Labram Musah encouraged Ghanaians to prioritize kidney health, emphasizing early detection, lifestyle changes, and regular check-ups to prevent diseases....
“Ne Zha 2”: A Record-Breaking Animated Film Transforming Chinese Cinema
"Ne Zha 2," directed by Yang Yu, is a record-breaking animated film in China, earning 14.7 billion yuan and becoming...
Zanu PF MP Tsungai Makumbe Acquitted of Rape Charges Against Ex-Wife
Tsungai Makumbe, a Zanu PF MP, was acquitted of raping his ex-wife at gunpoint due to lack of evidence. The...
US Strikes in Yemen: Key Developments and Responses from Trump and Iran
US airstrikes in Yemen killed at least 24 people, including civilians, as President Trump warns the Houthis to cease attacks....
Justice Department Investigates Columbia University for Concealing Undocumented Students
The Justice Department is investigating Columbia University for allegedly concealing undocumented students involved in pro-Palestinian protests. This is part of...
