Morocco Reports Significant Decline in Measles Cases Amid Vaccination Efforts
Morocco's Ministry of Health reports a continuous decrease in measles cases, known as Bouhmroun, for five weeks. A 13% decline...
Fatima Saeedi
Fatima Saeedi is a prominent journalist known for her passionate coverage of women's rights and humanitarian issues. With her roots tracing back to Afghanistan, she has spent over a decade working to amplify underrepresented voices in global media. Fatima holds a Master’s degree from the University of Toronto and has been recognized with various honors for her tireless efforts in advocacy journalism that drives social change.
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela Play Examines Black Women’s Struggles During Apartheid
A South African play about Winnie Madikizela-Mandela addresses the enduring struggles of Black women waiting for their husbands during apartheid....
Exploring Authentic Italian Flavors at Food & Hospitality Hanoi 2025
The Food & Hospitality Hanoi 2025 will highlight Italian cuisine over three days, featuring an array of products such as...
Carolina Tohá Steps Down as Interior Minister to Pursue Presidential Candidacy
Carolina Tohá, the Interior Minister of Chile, has resigned to run for president, marking her entry into the presidential race...
Violence Erupts During Mondlane’s March in Maputo Amid Political Turmoil
Mozambican police shot at Venâncio Mondlane's caravan, injuring a member of his team. The event occurred in Maputo during a...
Starmer Honors British Soldiers’ Sacrifices in Iraq and Afghanistan
Keir Starmer addressed 642 British fatalities in Iraq and Afghanistan, implicitly rebuking JD Vance without naming him. He emphasized honoring...
Galileo Resources Plc Provides Update on Licence 28001 Exploration in Zambia
Galileo Resources Plc reported successful drilling on Licence 28001 in Northwest Zambia, revealing key stratigraphic information for potential copper mineralization....
Pentagon Nominee Admits Russia’s Threat Amid Questions on Iran and China
Elbridge Colby, nominated for a top Pentagon position, acknowledged Russia's invasion of Ukraine during his confirmation hearing, but hesitated to...
North Korea Sends Additional Troops to Russia Amid Ongoing Conflict
North Korea has dispatched 3,500 more soldiers to Russia for training, potentially signaling a continued effort to support Russian military...
Water Crisis in Mauritius: Implications for Tourists and Locals
Mauritius is experiencing a critical water shortage due to insufficient rainfall and climate change. In response, the government is enforcing...
