Reflecting on 35 Years of Democracy Since the National Conference in Benin
The 35th anniversary of the National Conference in Benin highlights its role in transitioning from dictatorship to democracy. Initially convened...
Dante Martinez
Dante Martinez, a recipient of several journalism awards, has spent the last 12 years focusing on community issues and educational reform. With degrees in Sociology and Journalism from Columbia University, he has been a passionate advocate for underrepresented communities. Dante's engaging writing style and commitment to social justice have garnered him a loyal following and a respected position within the industry.
Tropical Storm Garance Triggers Airport Closure and Safety Alerts in Mauritius
Tropical Storm Garance has prompted the closure of Mauritius' international airport and has led to a Foreign Office alert for...
Francois Criticizes Chagos Islands Deal, Calls for Presidential Intervention
Mark Francois, Shadow Defence Minister, criticizes the Chagos deal with Mauritius, advocating for President Trump to veto it. He expressed...
Loucura Suburbana: Celebrating Mental Health Awareness at Carnival
The "Loucura Suburbana" pre-Carnival parade in Rio de Janeiro involves participants from the Nise de Silveira mental health institute. Established...
Wildfires Erupt in Kenya’s Aberdare and Mt. Kenya Forests, Threatening Water Supply
Wildfires are currently threatening the Aberdare and Mt. Kenya forests in Kenya, vital for water catchment. Authorities, including KWS and...
British Teen Ordered to Stay in Ghana After Court Ruling Against Parental Decision
A 14-year-old British boy has been mandated to stay in Ghana after his parents expressed fears of gang violence in...
Cyclone Disrupts Travel for Holidaymakers in Mauritius as Airport Closes
A Class 3 cyclone warning in Mauritius has led to the closure of the international airport and flight cancellations, affecting...
M23 Claims Responsibility for Attack in Bukavu, Resulting in Multiple Casualties
A deadly attack in Bukavu, attributed to M23, killed 11 and injured 16, with grenades reportedly resembling those of the...
Torrential Rains in Bolivia Lead to Widespread Destruction and Tragedy
Since November, torrential rains in Bolivia have claimed 37 lives, primarily affecting Cochabamba. The disaster has destroyed nearly 379 homes,...
Cyclone Garance Threatens Reunion Island: A Historical Perspective on Severe Weather Events
Cyclone Garance is set to strike Reunion Island, marking the first hurricane-force impact in 36 years. Meteo France has issued...
