4.19-Magnitude Earthquake Near Sharm El-Sheikh: No Casualties Reported
On Thursday, a 4.19-magnitude earthquake struck near Sharm El-Sheikh, reported by NRIAG. Residents felt the tremor, but there were no...
Day: March 6, 2025
4.19-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt
A 4.19-magnitude earthquake struck near Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, with no casualties or damage reported. This follows a pattern of mild...
Understanding Earthquakes and Volcanoes in Ethiopia: A Geological Perspective
Ethiopia's Afar region is experiencing a swarm of earthquakes linked to ongoing geological processes in the Great Rift Valley. The...
U.S. Embassy Issues Caution Against Psychedelics in Peru, Highlights Risks
The U.S. Embassy in Peru warns against using ayahuasca and kambo due to health risks and safety concerns, including potential...
La Niña’s Decline and the Emergence of Coastal El Niño: Climate Implications
The La Niña weather pattern is possibly nearing an end, raising concerns of another record warm year due to the...
Insecurity and Despair in Bukavu Amidst Rebel Control
Bukavu, South Kivu, is experiencing extreme insecurity, with reports indicating three to four bodies found nightly. The M23 rebel group’s...
Kuwait’s Winter Concludes with the Hameem Season’s Arrival
Kuwait's cold winter ends on Saturday with the arrival of the Hameem season, which will bring moderate weather and significant...
Mozambique’s Political Parties Unite to Resolve Post-Election Crisis
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo and key political parties signed an agreement to address the post-election crisis through state reforms. The...
Grief Strikes Nigeria as Priest Kidnapped and Murdered
Father Sylvester Okechukwu, a Catholic priest, was kidnapped and murdered in Nigeria's Diocese of Kafanchan. His abduction occurred on March...
MMG Acquires Anglo American’s Nickel Business in Brazil for $500 Million
MMG has acquired Anglo American's nickel business in Brazil for $500 million, gaining access to substantial nickel reserves. This acquisition...
