Liberia Finds 40,000 Unregistered Government Workers The Liberian government recently uncovered a surprising issue within its civil service: more than 40,000 employees were found to be working without proper registration.…
After 30 years, returning to Rwanda brought back a mix of emotions for me. Escaping the genocide as a child, I left my homeland and grew up in Kenya, Norway,…
Renewed concerns arise over school violence in France as two teens suffer brutal attacks, one fatal. Shamseddin, 15, died after being beaten by youths near his school in Viry-Chatillon. Mayor…
A major Indian airline, Vistara, is cutting down its flights this month due to many cancellations and delays caused by a shortage of pilots. About 150 flights have been canceled,…
Macron Admits France Could Have Prevented Rwandan Genocide President Emmanuel Macron acknowledges that France and other nations had the capability to halt the 1994 Rwandan genocide, which saw the brutal…
Angola’s Constitutional Court has nullified the five-year prison sentence of José Filomeno dos Santos, the son of former President José Eduardo dos Santos, for fraud. The sentence stemmed from his…
Sierra Leone’s President, Julius Maada Bio, has declared a national emergency due to widespread drug abuse across the country. The use of “kush,” a synthetic drug similar to cannabis and…
McDonald’s plans to repurchase all its Israeli restaurants after facing boycotts due to its perceived support during the Israel-Hamas conflict. The company reached an agreement with its franchisee to regain…
The United States has told Israel that their support during the Gaza conflict depends on Israel taking specific steps to help and protect civilians. President Joe Biden talked to Israel’s…
Former South African Parliament Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula is in trouble. She’s been accused of doing some bad stuff—like taking bribes—while she was the defense minister. She says she’s innocent, but…
