Transformations in South Africa’s Telecommunications Sector: Opportunities and Challenges
South Africa boasts nearly 50 million internet users, primarily accessing online services through mobile devices. While only a limited number...
Isaac Goldberg
Isaac Goldberg is a veteran journalist and editor with a storied career spanning 20 years. His work has significantly impacted public discourse by covering critical issues related to civil rights and government accountability. Isaac graduated from New York University's Journalism program and has received multiple awards for his commitment to high-quality journalism and his ability to sift through complex themes to reveal compelling truths.
West Virginia DNR Officer Joshua McLaughlin Honored with National Award
Officer Joshua D. McLaughlin of the West Virginia DNR received the National Wild Turkey Federation’s State Sharp Spur Officer of...
The Corruption of Maher al-Assad: Looting and Economic Ruin in Syria
Bashar al-Assad's brother, Maher al-Assad, has led a corrupt regime in Syria, profiting from extensive looting and the drug trade....
UK Court Stops Deportation of Nigerian Criminal Citing Demonic Possession
A UK court has prevented the deportation of a Nigerian man convicted of armed robbery and drug dealing, citing his...
Syrian Refugees Find Home and Hope on the Isle of Bute
Bute, Scotland, has become a sanctuary for over 100 Syrian refugees seeking safety from civil war, fostering a close-knit community...
Egypt Endeavors to Renew Humanitarian Aid and Extend Ceasefire to Gaza
Egypt is working to fully restore humanitarian aid to Gaza while mediators seek to extend the ceasefire amidst tensions. Israel...
South African Police Hunt for Alleged Illegal Mining Kingpin in Stilfontein
South African police have launched a manhunt for alleged illegal mining kingpin James Neo Tshoaeli, following the discovery of 78...
Senatorial Candidates Intensify Campaigns Ahead of Eleksyon 2025
Senatorial candidates are vigorously campaigning for the upcoming Eleksyon 2025, focusing on workers' rights and social issues. Labor leader Sonny...
Niger Police Clarifies EFCC Operation, Disputes Kidnapping Allegations
The Niger State Police Command has clarified that an EFCC operation, not a bandit attack, led to the arrest of...
Parents of Methanol Poisoning Victims Demand Action in Laos
The parents of two Melbourne women who died from methanol poisoning in Laos are urging a travel boycott until the...
