The Begen: Ethiopia’s Ancient Instrument Reviving Cultural Resonance
The begena is an ancient Ethiopian instrument known for its profound sound. Once confined to the elite and banned during...
Fatima Alenazi
Fatima Alenazi, a veteran journalist, has dedicated her career to covering global conflicts and humanitarian crises. Growing up in a multicultural environment in London, she earned her Graduate Diploma in Journalism from City University. Throughout her 14 years in the field, Fatima's in-depth analyses and empathetic storytelling have brought critical attention to important global issues, making her an invaluable resource in serious journalism.
Tornado Devastates Ada, Oklahoma: Community Begins Recovery Efforts
A tornado struck Ada, Oklahoma, on March 5, 2025, displacing families and causing over 5,000 power outages. Community members are...
U Mobile and Qualcomm Unite to Propel IoT Solutions in Malaysia
U Mobile has partnered with Qualcomm to advance IoT adoption in Malaysia through enhanced digital transformation initiatives. The collaboration aims...
Shooting During Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Results in Fatality and Injuries
Trinidad and Tobago's Carnival was tainted by a shooting that left one dead and four injured, including a US citizen....
Mozambique Police Clash with Protesters; 14 Injured in Maputo
Mozambican police clashed with protesters led by opposition leader Venancio Mondlane, injuring 14, including two children. The violence erupted during...
Guinea Plans Referendum and Elections in 2023 to Restore Democracy
Guinea is preparing to hold a referendum along with presidential and legislative elections this year, as announced by Prime Minister...
Police Violence Erupts at Opposition Rally in Mozambique Amid Electoral Tensions
Mozambican police shot at opposition supporters in Maputo, injuring at least 16. This incident occurred prior to President Chapo's signing...
Desert Locust Bulletin 557: Current Situation and Forecast for March 2025
Desert Locust outbreaks persisted in northern Sudan and the southern Sahara in February 2025. Adult locusts remained in the Nile...
Urgent Concerns in Uganda’s Ebola Sudan Outbreak Following New Fatal Cases
Uganda reports two probable Ebola Sudan cases linked to a deceased 4-year-old boy. His mother and newborn sibling likely died...
Security Experts Raise Concerns Over Russia Mediating U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks
Security experts are concerned about Russia mediating U.S.-Iran nuclear talks, questioning Russia's reliability given its ties to Iran. Analysts wonder...
