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Ethiopia’s Amhara targets 7.4 million children in new school enrollment drive/in /by
Over the past two years, armed conflict and insecurity have prevented millions of students from returning to classrooms.
Moment Gaza hospital struck by Israeli airstrikes/in /by
Images captured the moment Israeli strikes hit Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza on Monday, killing 20 people, including five journalists.
Medicine shortage triggers health emergency in Botswana/in /by
A health emergency has been declared in Botswana as the country runs critically low on medicines and supplies. Hospitals and clinics are struggling to treat conditions like hypertension, cancer, and diabetes.
Trump signals fresh meeting with Kim Jong Un/in /by
During a meeting with South Korea’s newly elected president, Lee Jae Myung, former US President Donald Trump signaled he’s ready to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un once again.
Former Mexican drug lord, Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zambada, pleads guilty in US/in /by
He admitted in court to ordering murders and drug trafficking charges during his decades-long leadership of the violent Sinaloa cartel.
Reporters without Borders condemns latest killing of journalists in Gaza/in /by
The international press freedom organisation says the five media workers were deliberately targeted by Israel.
Venezuela launches nationwide militia registration amid U.S. tensions/in /by
The move underscores Caracas’ efforts to rally public support and reinforce national sovereignty as geopolitical tensions in the region grow sharper.
Ethiopia’s Amhara region to enrol millions of out-of-school children/in /by
Over the past two years, armed conflict and insecurity have prevented millions of students from returning to classrooms.
Pro-Palestine protests sweep Kenya, Senegal and South Africa amid Gaza famine fears/in /by
According to Gaza’s health ministry, at least 62,000 Palestinians have been killed since October 2023, with thousands more injured or reported missing.
Four journalists killed in Israeli strike on hospital in Gaza, health officials say/in /by
Among the 19 killed were four journalists including 33-year-old Mariam Dagga, a visual journalist who had worked for The Associated Press since the start of the war.