Air Quality Crisis: Ghana, Nigeria, Chad, and Rwanda Among Most Polluted Countries
The 2024 World Air Quality Report reveals alarming pollution levels in Africa, with Ghana, Nigeria, Chad, and Rwanda ranking among...
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.
Investigation into Adelaide Businessman’s Unusual Death in Morocco
Alan McKenna, a 47-year-old businessman from Adelaide, died in Morocco, with investigations by DFAT underway. His fiancée claims a heart...
Safety Concerns Rise in Dominican Republic Following Student’s Disappearance
The disappearance of U.S. student Sudiksha Konanki in Punta Cana has raised safety concerns, prompting escalated travel advisories from the...
Fulani Herdsmen Attack Christian Village, Causing Multiple Fatalities in Nigeria
Fulani herdsmen killed six Christian villagers in an attack on Farin Dutse, Nigeria. The violence stems from disputes over land...
Venezuela Update: Repatriation, Investment Appeals, American Detainment
Venezuela resumes repatriation flights for migrants, appeals for foreign investment amidst new oil sanctions, and an American surfer is detained....
Suspected Murderer Dies by Suicide Amid Hunt in Kenya Case
A suspect wanted for the murder of British businessman Campbell Scott has died by suicide in Kenya. Scott's body was...
Heartbreaking Discovery at Drug Cartel Extermination Camp in Mexico
A heartbreaking love letter was found at a drug cartel extermination camp in Mexico, drawing chilling parallels to Auschwitz. Over...
IOM to Distribute Emergency Kits to Victims of Cyclone Jude in Mozambique
The IOM is providing 2,800 emergency kits to Cyclone Jude victims in Mozambique, which has claimed lives and injured many....
Columbia Dean Warns International Students Post-Arrest of Mahmoud Khalil
Jelani Cobb, dean of Columbia’s journalism school, warned international students about the risks of publishing articles on sensitive topics after...
The Surge of Diabetes-Related Limb Amputations in Tanzania
Tanzania is experiencing a rise in diabetes-related amputations, with about 60% of amputees being diabetic. Poorly managed diabetes leads to...
