Wisconsin’s Supreme Court Election: A Battleground for Political Ideologies in 2025
The 2025 Wisconsin Supreme Court election, centered around a critical seat, is expected to be one of the most expensive...
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.
Investigations Underway into Death of Nigerian Footballer Abubakar Lawal in Uganda
Abubakar Lawal, a Nigerian footballer, died after reportedly falling from a shopping mall in Kampala, Uganda. The police are investigating...
Combating Buruli Ulcer: WHO’s Efforts in Nigeria
Angela Dukpe, a resident of Nigeria, developed Buruli Ulcer after a painless nodule on her leg transformed into an extensive...
Tensions Rise in Ippy After Alleged Killing of Soldier by Wagner Mercenaries
The killing of a soldier by Wagner Security Group mercenaries in Ippy, Central African Republic, has sparked local outrage and...
M23 Rebels Seize Bukavu, Vow to Restore Security Amid Escalating Conflict
M23 rebels have taken control of Bukavu, promising to restore security after a swift conquest. This takeover follows the capture...
The Urgency of Addressing the DRC Crisis: A Call to Action
The article discusses the disregard for international law in the conflicts affecting the DRC and highlights the role of international...
Souleymane Cissé, Influential Malian Director, Dies at 84
Souleymane Cissé, the esteemed Malian director known for winning the Cannes Jury Prize for "Yeelen," has died at 84. He...
M23 Rebels Take Control of Bukavu, Escalating Conflict in DRC
M23 rebels have rapidly advanced into Bukavu, DRC, signaling a significant territorial gain since capturing Goma. The DRC government confirmed...
UNHCR’s Ongoing Support for Refugees in Cuba Amidst Disasters and Legal Challenges
UNHCR assists 197 refugees and asylum-seekers from 16 countries in Cuba, with 40% lacking legal status. Recent hurricanes and earthquakes...
Cubans Adapt to Power Outages by Relying on Charcoal for Cooking
Due to frequent power outages, rural Cubans are relying on charcoal for cooking. This shift emphasizes their resourcefulness and the...
