45 Years Since the Surinamese Coup: A Reflection on Its Legacy
On February 25, 1980, a military coup in Suriname overthrew Prime Minister Henck Arron, motivated by grievances against Dutch control...
Maya Abdullah
Maya Abdullah is a distinguished journalist known for her investigative reporting and engaging storytelling. With over 12 years in the field, she has covered everything from grassroots activism to high-level international diplomacy. Maya holds a Master's degree in Journalism and has worked for various prestigious publications, gaining respect for her ethical standards and thorough research practices that lead to impactful stories.
Suspect in Asante Kotoko Fan’s Murder Escapes to Senegal
Asante Kotoko reports that Daniel Febiri, the prime suspect in the murder of fan Francis Frimpong, has fled to Senegal...
Murder Investigation of Scottish Businessman Campbell Scott in Kenya Continues
A murder investigation into the death of Scottish businessman Campbell Scott has led to two arrests. The suspects are being...
Intense Heat Season Expected in the Caribbean with Elevated Risks of Flooding
The Caribbean Climate Outlook Forum warns of an intense heat season ahead, with early heat waves expected from April and...
Kenyan Police Officer Samuel Kaetuai Killed in Haiti: A Tribute by IG Kanja
Inspector General Douglas Kanja confirmed that the body of fallen officer Samuel Kaetuai will return to Kenya for burial following...
BYD Aims to Raise $5.2 Billion for International Expansion and R&D
BYD plans to raise $5.2 billion in a share sale, marking the largest such offering in Hong Kong in four...
Concerns Rise Over E. Coli at Cape Town Beaches, Legal Issues in Pretoria
Mounting concerns regarding water safety at Cape Town beaches have arisen after a woman suffered a severe E. coli infection....
Taxi Driver and Waiter Released in Campbell Scott Murder Case, New Suspect Arrested
A taxi driver and a waiter arrested over the murder of Campbell Scott, a Scottish businessman, have been released without...
Boko Haram Strikes Again: 11 Killed in Niger Gold Mining Site Attack
On February 27, Boko Haram militants attacked a gold mining site in Niger, killing 11 people. The victims were primarily...
Manchester Family’s Struggle with NWC Water Service Disruptions
A family in Manchester has been struggling with water service disruptions since November 2022. They have repeatedly contacted the National...
