Women in Sudan Have Committed Suicide to Escape Being Raped by Armed Militia

Sudan

Sudan’s ongoing conflict has created a dire humanitarian crisis, driving millions from their homes and tearing the social fabric of the country. Among the victims are women and girls, who have been subjected to extreme forms of gender-based violence. The horrors of Sudan’s civil strife have pushed some women to take their own lives to … Read more

Vantara To Welcome 3 African Elephants From Tunisia

Vantara

As a pioneering wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center, Vantara in Jamnagar, India, is set to welcome three African forest elephants—Achtaum, Kani, and Mina—who have spent the last 23 years in captivity at Friguia Park in Tunisia. Vantara, founded by Anant Mukesh Ambani, will be providing these elephants with a new, compassionate home designed to meet … Read more

40 Soldiers Killed in Attack on Military Base in Chad

attack on military base in Chad

The security situation in country took a dark turn as at least 40 soldiers lost their lives in a recent attack on military base in Chad’s Lake Chad region. President Mahamat Idriss Deby swiftly responded, launching an operation aimed at tracking down the assailants responsible. While no group has officially claimed responsibility, the attack reflects … Read more

Montepuez Ruby Mine in Mozambique Stormed After Fake Notice

Montepuez ruby mine

The Montepuez ruby mine in Mozambique, operated by Gemfields Group Ltd., has recently found itself at the center of turmoil and unrest. On Sunday, a crowd of approximately 300 people invaded the mine site, sparked by a disinformation campaign alleging that the company had opened its doors for unrestricted mining. This incident, which resulted in … Read more

WHO Declared Egypt as Malaria-Free

WHO

The World Health Organization (WHO) recently certified Egypt as malaria-free, marking the end of a nearly century-long battle against the disease. Malaria has been intertwined with Egypt’s history since ancient times, afflicting countless lives, including those of the pharaohs. This certification is a testament to Egypt’s resilience and determination to eradicate a disease that once … Read more

Dog Climbs on Top of Great Pyramid of Giza: Paraglider Shares Video

Pyramid of Giza

A paraglider soaring above the ancient pyramids of Giza captured footage of an unlikely sight: a dog atop the Great Pyramid of Giza, seemingly chasing birds. A recent event has caused both bewilderment and amusement among social media users and history enthusiasts alike. This unusual incident has sparked curiosity about how the dog got there, … Read more

Mr. Olympia 2024: Samson Dauda Wins Highest Ever Bodybuilding Prize of $600,000

Samson Dauda

Samson Dauda etched his name in bodybuilding history by winning the coveted Mr. Olympia 2024. Competing against some of the fiercest athletes in the sport, Dauda’s unparalleled physique, size, and conditioning allowed him to stand above the rest and claim the largest cash prize ever awarded in the competition’s six-decade-long history. With a stunning $600,000 … Read more

World’s 26 Poorest Countries’ Debt at 18-Year High: World Bank

World Bank

World Bank’s latest report unveils a grim reality for the world’s poorest countries, with debt levels reaching their highest point since 2006, pushing them further into financial distress and vulnerability. The World Bank recently released a report that casts a shadow over the global economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic. While many nations have resumed … Read more

Sahara Desert Witnesses First Flood in 50 Years

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The Sahara Desert, one of the most arid and inhospitable places on Earth, has recently witnessed an extraordinary weather event: the first major flood in half a century. This rare phenomenon occurred after two days of intense rainfall in September 2024, causing unprecedented flooding in southeastern Morocco. The rain exceeded yearly averages in some areas, … Read more