Seven-story block collapses in northern Nairobi, tenants of adjacent buildings evacuated/in /by
Two adjacent buildings have exhibited signs of structural failures, and tenants have been evacuated.
Sudan: As fighting rages, food kitchens barely maintain supply/in /by
The Takias as the yare known locally mainly rely on funding from UN agencies and donations from overseas Sudanese, but since the beginning of this year, the Takias have been facing severe shortage of funds and supplies.
Cholera fears as Sudan faces a worsening water crisis/in /by
As the civil war rages on in Sudan, in addition to food shortages, residents in the capital Khartoum are grappling with a worsening water crisis.
Israeli protesters demand Netanyahu reach hostage deal with Hamas/in /by
Families and supporters of the 101 hostages still held by Hamas said the moment to sit down and negotiate their release was long overdue.
Putin says BRICS countries will drive economic growth in coming years/in /by
He was speaking at the bloc’s business forum which comes ahead of the BRICS summit in the Russian city of Kazan from 22-24 October.
Mozambique rocked by killing of two prominent opposition figures/in /by
The death of the Podemos officials comes just days before a planned nationwide strike against the October election results.
Global South experts see BRICS expansion as positive/in /by
Experts from 40 think tanks were speaking at a Global South meeting ahead of the BRICS summit in Russia from 22-24 October.
Putin warns against Ukraine’s nuclear ambitions and NATO membership/in /by
During a meeting with media representatives from BRICS nations, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed Moscow's willingness to engage in discussions aimed at resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
“Project 2024”: How Selma inspired BRELAND’s latest work/in /by
In recent years, BRELAND has experienced a remarkable journey. He travelled to Selma, Alabama, to connect with his roots in order to rejuvenate himself, following a similar visit made by his mother the previous year.
Italian court ruling leads to migrants’ return to Italy/in /by
An Italian navy vessel returned 12 migrants to Italy from an Albanian centre on Saturday, following a court decision that questioned the Italian government's strategy to transfer migrant processing to the Balkan nation.