Ferrari Secures Historic Podium Sweep in Qatar’s Endurance Championship
Ferrari achieved a historic one-two-three finish at the opening race of the 2025 FIA World Endurance Championship in Qatar. The...
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.
Phumelele Cafu’s WBO Title Defense Set for Late May in South Africa; Gonzalez Fight Off
Phumelele Cafu will defend his WBO junior bantamweight title in late May in South Africa. The planned fight against Roman...
Did Zelensky Campaign for Kamala Harris in 2024 Election? What We Know
U.S. Vice President JD Vance accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky of campaigning for Kamala Harris during a divisive Oval Office...
Harissa Festival Celebrates Tunisia’s Beloved Chili Paste
Harissa, a traditional Tunisian condiment made from red peppers, garlic, vinegar, and spices, is celebrated annually at a festival in...
Turkey’s Potential Peace Deal with Kurdish Militants: Implications for Erdogan
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is seeking a peace deal with Kurdish militants to end a 40-year insurgency in Turkey. This...
Josh Morgerman Advocates for Climate-Resilient Homes Amid Rising Natural Disasters
Recent data indicates a rising number of natural disasters, necessitating the construction of climate-resilient homes. Storm chaser Josh Morgerman advocates...
Cyclone Garance Causes Deaths and Destruction on Reunion Island
Cyclone Garance struck Reunion island, resulting in three fatalities, significant property damage, and widespread power and water outages. Emergency measures...
Mauritius Airport Reopens After Tropical Storm Garance, Passengers Advised to Stay Away
Mauritius' airport reopened following Tropical Storm Garance, the strongest storm since 1989. Passengers are advised to avoid the airport and...
Impact of U.S. Funding Cuts on HIV/AIDS Programs in Africa
The imminent halt of U.S. funding for HIV/AIDS programs in Africa could lead to catastrophic health consequences, including 500,000 deaths...
Life in the Gorom Refugee Settlement: Resilience Amidst Adversity
The Gorom refugee settlement in Juba, South Sudan, currently houses about 16,000 refugees, mainly from Sudan, with an increasing number...
