Residents of Nenlah Town Relocate Following Years of Flooding in Liberia
Residents of Nenlah Town in Nimba County have decided to relocate due to severe flooding. Affected by years of neglect...
Leila Khan
Leila Khan is a seasoned journalist recognized for her analytical approach to current affairs. With over 15 years of experience, she has covered significant political events, social movements, and human-interest stories. Leila's educational background includes a doctorate in Media Studies, and her writings are frequently featured in top-tier newspapers and online platforms where she sheds light on critical global issues.
Trump and Rubio Secure Rwanda-Congo Peace Treaty Amid Pakistan’s Nobel Prize Nomination
President Trump has announced a peace treaty between Rwanda and Congo, signaling a major diplomatic achievement. Concurrently, he has been...
Three Electricity Cable Thieves Arrested in Niger State
Three suspected electric cable thieves were arrested in Niger State on June 10, 2025. Two suspects were caught vandalizing cables...
South Africa Opens New Inquiry into Apartheid-era Killings Known as Cradock Four
South Africa reopens an investigation into the killings of the Cradock Four, victims of apartheid-era violence. This move aims to...
NPP Defends Early Flagbearer Election Amid Internal Dissent
The NPP defends its controversial decision to elect a 2028 presidential candidate almost three years ahead of elections. General Secretary...
North Korea to Send Military Workers and Deminers to Rebuild Russia’s Kursk Region
North Korea is preparing to send military construction workers and deminers to aid in rebuilding Russia's Kursk region, as reported...
Flood Watch Remains in Effect Until 10 PM EDT Tonight
A flood watch remains in effect until 10 PM EDT tonight for parts of North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia,...
JPS Expects Power Restoration for Nearly All Customers by Midnight
The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) has restored power to over 41,000 customers affected by strong winds, with expectations of...
Scorching Heatwave to Bake Kazakhstan, Mercury to Soar to +43°C
Kazakhstan faces a scorching heatwave, with temperatures predicted to hit 43°C in Turkistan. The Zhetysu region may see highs of...
Namibia Voting Extended, Biden to Visit Angola, EAC Celebrates 25 Years
Namibia's elections continue amidst technical issues as citizens return to 36 polling stations. President Biden plans a visit to Angola,...
