The Viral Saga of Onijah Robinson: An American Woman’s Outrageous Demands in Pakistan
Onijah Andrew Robinson, a New Yorker, traveled to Pakistan to meet her online partner but faced rejection from his family....
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.
Ecoceres: The Hong Kong Unicorn Advancing Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production
Ecoceres, a Hong Kong-based startup aimed at producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from animal fat and used cooking oil, expects...
Tems Wins Best African Music Performance at Grammy Awards 2025
Tems won the Best African Music Performance at the 2025 Grammys for "Love Me Jeje". In her emotional acceptance speech,...
Afenyo-Markin Discusses His Journey to Wealth and Political Leadership
Afenyo-Markin shares his entrepreneurial journey from a postboy at Ghana Post to a successful businessman and Minority Leader in Parliament....
Mozambique Faces Severe Threat as Cyclone Dikeledi Approaches
Tropical Storm Dikeledi has intensified into a cyclone in Mozambique, with severe weather impacting Nampula, Cabo Delgado, and Zambezia. An...
Moscow Considers Saudi Arabia and UAE for Possible Putin-Trump Talks
Moscow is weighing Saudi Arabia and the UAE for a potential summit between Putin and Trump to discuss the Ukraine...
Mozambique Police Search for Kidnapped Businessman Amid Rising Abductions
Mozambican police are searching for a kidnapped businessman of Asian descent in Maputo. The abduction occurred near the Bazar Central...
Internal Struggles in ZANU PF: Ziyambi Advocates for Geza’s Ouster
Ziyambi Ziyambi is leading a campaign to oust Blessed Geza from ZANU PF after Geza publicly called for President Mnangagwa's...
Population Declines of 10% Recorded in Cities Following Noto Earthquake
The population in Wajima and Suzu fell by 10% following the Noto earthquake on January 1, 2024. This decline illustrates...
Severe Weather Disrupts Transportation and School Schedules in Montana
Montana faces heavy snowfall prompting Alberton School closures on February 4, while Livingston public schools suspend morning bus services but...
