Gaborone’s Flooding Crisis: The Role of Climate Change and Urbanization
In February 2025, southern Botswana faced severe flooding from heavy rainfall, resulting in 31 deaths and displacing 5,000 people. Scientists...
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.
Vancouver Island’s French Press Coffee Roasters Crowned Espresso World Champions
French Press Coffee Roasters from Vancouver Island won gold at the 2025 Golden Bean World Series in Guatemala for their...
Namibia Reports First Cholera Case in a Decade Amidst Angola Outbreak
Namibia has confirmed its first cholera case in ten years, involving a local woman who has since recovered. The case...
Lawsuit Against La Paz Funeral Home for Sending Wrong Body to El Salvador
The family of Francisco Quintanilla is suing La Paz Funeral Home after receiving the wrong body for his planned funeral...
Minnesota Student as Person of Interest in Dominica Disappearance of Sudiksha Konanki
Joshua Riibe, a Minnesota college senior, is a person of interest in the disappearance of Sudiksha Konanki, a University of...
Tropical Cyclone Jude Hits Malawi and Mozambique with Extensive Damage
Cyclone Jude has hit Malawi and Mozambique, causing significant damage but no reported deaths. Over 11,000 people have been affected,...
Osman Bukari’s Iconic Celebration: A Defining Moment of Fame in Ghana
Osman Bukari discussed his well-known "Siuu" celebration from the 2022 World Cup. While it became a defining moment for him...
High-Octane Action Set for WRC Safari Rally Kenya 2025
The WRC Safari Rally Kenya 2025 will occur from March 19 to March 23, featuring 21 stages across Nairobi and...
Namibia Reports First Cholera Case in Nearly a Decade
Namibia has confirmed its first cholera case in ten years, originating from the Kunene region, bordering Angola. The 55-year-old patient...
Tragic Dam Collapse in Zimbabwe Claims Lives of Children
A dam collapse in Chipinge, Zimbabwe, resulted in the deaths of at least five children, with two additional children missing....
