Kravings Kafe: A Resilient Haitian-Owned Café in Brooklyn
Kravings Kafe is a Haitian-owned café in Brooklyn offering fresh, preservative-free treats. Founded by Elveda Dorce and Zayveon Kimble, it...
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Zimbabwe’s New Mothers Face Extortion for ‘Free’ Child Health Cards
New mothers in Harare, Zimbabwe, are facing significant challenges in obtaining Child Health Cards, which are supposed to be free....
Meningitis Outbreak in Nigeria’s Kebbi State Results in Increased Death Toll
The meningitis outbreak in Kebbi, Nigeria has seen its death toll rise to 56, with suspected cases increasing to 653....
New Kartarpura Food Street in Rawalpindi Offers Family-Friendly Dining Experience
The New Kartarpura Food Street in Rawalpindi has emerged as a family-friendly food destination, alleviating congestion from the historic Kartarpura...
Phuket’s Fine-Dining Scene and Global Culinary Recommendations
Phuket, Thailand, has gained recognition as a fine-dining destination, bolstered by its designation as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. New...
New Kartarpura Food Street: A Culinary Haven in Rawalpindi
The New Kartarpura Food Street in Rawalpindi offers a spacious, family-friendly dining alternative, featuring around 30 eateries. Inspired by Dubai's...
TİKA Delivers Support to Families in Equatorial Guinea During Ramadan
On March 20, 2025, TİKA distributed food and hygiene parcels to 300 families in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, in collaboration with...
Addressing Liberia’s Growing Epidemic of Non-Communicable Diseases
The article discusses the growing epidemic of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as diabetes and heart disease in Liberia. Dr. Clement...
Royal Red Stew: Introducing Nigerian Flavors to East Tennessee
Helen and Paul Okpokowuruk have introduced Nigerian culinary traditions to East Tennessee through their company, Royal Red Stew. The couple,...
Botswana Reports Outbreak of Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease with 50 Cases
Botswana's Ministry of Health reported 50 cases of hand, foot, and mouth disease, affecting mostly children under five in Gaborone...
