Few years on the Earth
Mozambique has been gripped by turmoil since the contested presidential election on October 9, where accusations of fraud and widespread protests have escalated into violent confrontations with security forces. Human Rights Watch has reported that at least 10 children have been killed and dozens more injured as authorities sought to suppress demonstrations. These tragic events … Read more
The discovery of a 2000-year-old Egyptian mug containing traces of human blood, breast milk, and hallucinogenic substances has opened a window into the enigmatic world of ancient Egyptian rituals. Found in the Tampa Museum of Art and studied by a team led by Professor Davide Tanasi from the University of South Florida, this artifact provides … Read more
Mali, a nation marked by political instability and insecurity, has plunged into further uncertainty following the dismissal of Prime Minister Choguel Kokalla Maïga and his government by military leader Colonel Assimi Goïta. The decision reflects deepening tensions between the civilian and military arms of the transitional government, casting doubt over the junta’s commitment to restoring … Read more
The 2024 Miss Universe competition is making history in more ways than one. Among its many remarkable contestants, one stands out: Khadija Omar, Somalia’s first-ever representative at the prestigious pageant. Not only is her participation a milestone for her home country, but Omar has also become the first woman to wear a hijab on the … Read more
Logina Salah, a trailblazing beauty queen from Egypt, has captured the world’s attention with her historic participation in Miss Universe 2024. Held in Mexico City, the 73rd edition of the pageant saw Salah breaking barriers, inspiring millions, and making history by being the first Egyptian contestant in 73 years to achieve a placement in the … Read more
South Africa’s government has taken a firm stance on illegal mining, declining to provide aid to approximately 4,000 illegal miners trapped inside a closed mine in North West province. As part of an anti-illegal mining operation, the government has shut off entrances to the mine, preventing food, water, and other supplies from reaching the miners … Read more
The unveiling of a statue dedicated to an incumbent leader is often a controversial event, but when it involves a sitting president unveiling a monument of himself, it becomes a lightning rod for national debate. Ghana’s outgoing President, Nana Akufo-Addo, recently faced public backlash after revealing a statue of himself in the Western Region of … Read more
A leaked medical report has confirmed that Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, who won a gold medal in the 2024 Paris Olympics in the women’s 66kg category, is biologically male. This revelation has sparked a major controversy in the world of sports and has raised questions about the inclusion of athletes in women’s competitions. The leaked … Read more
A tragic incident has occurred, where a Lightning Strike in Uganda claimed the lives of 14 people in a refugee camp, leaving many others injured. This heartbreaking event highlights the persistent risks lightning poses in certain areas, particularly during the stormy season. As Uganda and local authorities work to aid survivors, the recent loss has … Read more
In the vast, untamed landscapes of South Africa, where powerful predators roam, one might think that lions—the top hunters of the savanna—would be the ultimate source of fear among wildlife. Surprisingly, recent research reveals that the sound of human voices strikes more terror into the hearts of animals than even the roaring of lions. This … Read more