Spain’s economy thrives in 2024 due to foreign workers
While the U.S. tightens its border policies, Spain embraces migrant labour, with businesses relying heavily on foreign workers
Sudanese military escalates fight affecting many children
As the Sudanese military ramp up its fight for Khartoum, many children have suffered because of this
Ramadan preparations surge with sweets and health checks in Morocco
As the month of Ramadan approaches, markets are getting busy in Morocco
Over 60,000 fleeing conflict in DRC seek safety in Burundi
In just two weeks, over 60,000 people have crossed into Burundi, fleeing deadly violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Trump and Zelensky clash at meeting in Washington
Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky were due to sign an agreement on Friday giving the U.S. access to Ukraine's rare earth minerals, with Kyiv hoping for security guarantees in return. But instead, Zelensky left the White House after a heated exchange.
UN permits evacuation of families of Burundi staff amid DRC violence
As violence rages on in the DRC, the UN has given the green light to the evacuation of families of its international staff from Burundi, according to a letter seen by news agency AFP. Several flights have been chartered, according to a local official.
Namibia: Supreme Court throws out challenge to presidential election result
Namibia’s Supreme Court has thrown out a challenge to last year’s presidential election that was launched by opposition parties. The move will allow Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah of the country’s ruling party to take power in March.
Opening of FIFA talent academy marks a new era for Mauritania football
Tuesday marked a significant milestone for Mauritania, as the nation commemorated two pivotal advancements in its football journey.
Sudan: UNICEF ramps up response to cholera outbreak
2,700 cholera cases have been reported in war-torn Sudan’s White Nile state in the first few weeks of 2025. In the face of the outbreak, UNICEF is ramping up its response to prevent the spread of the disease and shield vulnerable children.
Rio’s ‘Suburban Madness’ Carnival Fosters Inclusion Through Samba
With Rio’s Carnival expected to generate $965 million, its impact extends beyond tourism—spreading a vibrant, unifying culture worldwide.