Botswana Floods: Deadly Flash Floods Displace Thousands and Claim Lives
Flash floods in Botswana have left seven people dead and thousands without homes due to heavy rainfall. The resultant destruction...
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.
Indian-Origin Billionaire’s Daughter Exposes Ugandan Jail Horrors
Vasundhara Oswal, an Indian-origin billionaire's daughter, was wrongfully detained in Uganda on charges of kidnapping and attempted murder. After facing...
The Hidden Costs of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine on Africa: The Case of Tanzania
The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has prompted far-reaching impacts, particularly on Africa. Nemes Tarimo, a Tanzanian student, was coerced...
Carlos Diegues, Influential Brazilian Filmmaker, Passes Away at 84
Carlos Diegues, a prominent Brazilian filmmaker, passed away at age 84 on February 14 due to surgical complications. Renowned for...
No Damage Reported on Vancouver Bridges After Recent Earthquake
Following a 4.7-magnitude earthquake, Vancouver's city officials confirmed that local bridges sustained no damage after inspections. Civil engineering expert Dr....
Eight Killed in Latest Cartel Violence in Guanajuato, Mexico
Eight people, including five women and three men, were shot dead in Guanajuato, Mexico, a region plagued by cartel violence....
Trump’s $21 Million Voter Turnout Claim Sparks Debate in India
Trump's assertion of $21 million spent by the US on Indian voter turnout ignites political tensions, with the BJP calling...
Ne Zha 2’s Box Office Dominance Fuels Nationalism in China
Ne Zha 2, China's animated hit, has grossed over $1.7 billion, inciting strong nationalism and pride. Fans target critics for...
Over 400 Cholera Cases Reported in Southern Sudan Amid Ongoing Crisis
Over 400 cholera cases have been reported in Kosti, Sudan, following a drone strike on a nearby power station. The...
South Sudan Closes Schools Amid Health Risks from Heatwave
South Sudan has closed all schools for two weeks due to an ongoing heatwave that has resulted in students collapsing,...
