Liberia Confirms Four New Cases of Mpox Amid Ongoing Health Campaigns
Liberia's NPHIL has confirmed four new mpox cases across different counties. All patients are stable and receiving care, while public...
Sofia Li
Sofia Li is a distinguished journalist who has spent the past 10 years exploring environmental issues and sustainable practices. A graduate of Harvard University with degrees in Environmental Science and Journalism, Sofia’s writing is characterized by her unique ability to distill complex scientific concepts into engaging narratives. Her work has been instrumental in raising awareness about critical environmental challenges facing the world today.
Police Investigate Indian Drug Kingpin’s Links After Deportation
Malaysian police are investigating the activities of an Indian drug kingpin arrested and deported last month. Concerns regarding drug smuggling...
Floods Kill at Least 111 as Northern Nigeria Battles Climate Change, Dry Spells and Heavy Rainfall
Flooding in Mokwa, northern Nigeria, has resulted in at least 111 deaths after intense nighttime rains. Authorities warn of a...
Government Introduces New SHA Payment Method
President Ruto has launched the Lipa Polepole payment scheme for Social Health Authority contributions, allowing informal sector workers to pay...
Ukraine Destroys 40 Russian Aircraft Ahead of Peace Talks
Ukraine's drone attack reportedly destroyed over 40 Russian aircraft, coinciding with missile strikes against Ukraine. The operation, approved by President...
Rescuers Fan Out After Nigeria Flooding Kills More Than 150 People
A tragic flash flood in Mokwa, Nigeria, has resulted in the deaths of more than 150 people and wrecked over...
UK Businessman Charged With Bribing Senior Malawian Officials
A UK businessman is charged with bribing at least seven top Malawian officials, including former Vice President Saulos Chilima, raising...
Irishman Extradited from UAE Charged with Murder, Other Criminal Activities
Sean McGovern, an Irishman extradited from the UAE, is charged with murder and directing a criminal organization related to the...
Cholera Outbreak in Sudan Capital Kills 70 in Two Days
A cholera outbreak in Khartoum, Sudan, has killed 70 people in two days, with thousands infected. Health officials have reported...
Taiwan Tests U.S.-Made Rocket System Amid Rising Tensions with China
Taiwan conducted a successful test of a new rocket system made in the U.S. amid rising tensions with China. This...
