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They fled war, now female Sudanese refugees say they’re being forced to have sex to survive/in /by
Rendered vulnerable by the war and abused, female Sudanese refugee in Chad recount how they were faced with more suffering: being forced to have sex to survive.
South Africa sets up inter-agency team to help bring illegal miners to the surface/in /by
A team including mine safety experts, police, the army and various government departments was scheduled to meet Friday to put together a plan, with the mine safety experts expected to do an immediate assessment of the situation.
Tunisia: French student detained for weeks, flies back home/in /by
Nor French authorities nor Tunisian officials have commented on the reason for his arrest. NGOs have repeatedly denounced a curtailing of rights and freedoms under President Kais Saied
South Africa sets up inter-agency team help bring illegal miners to the surface/in /by
A team including mine safety experts, police, the army and various government departments was scheduled to meet Friday to put together a plan, with the mine safety experts expected to do an immediate assessment of the situation.
WHO warns measles infections on the rise, after more than 10 million cases reported in 2023/in /by
The World Health Organisation has reported that measles infections are becoing more frequent, after more than 10 million cases were recorded last year. That figure represents an increase of 20% from the previous year.
Fresh airstrikes hit Beirut, as Israel presses ahead with campaign against Hezbollah/in /by
Another round of airstrikes rocked Beirut on Friday, as Israel pushes ahead with its military campaign against Hezbollah. The fighting is taking a heavy toll on civilians; more than one million people in the country have been forced from their homes.
COP29 data reveals most polluting cities/in /by
COP29 became the focus of the international talks that aims to curb warming from coal, oil and natural gas
Maori MPs stage haka protest against treaty bill/in /by
Maori lawmakers performed a haka in New Zealand's parliament, protesting a bill aimed at changing a treaty that granted land rights and protections to Maori tribes.
Mozambique’s government imposes ban on demonstrations, after weeks of deadly post-election protests/in /by
After weeks of post-election protests that have claimed more than a dozen lives in Mozambique, the government has imposed a ban on demonstrations. The unrest broke out in early October, after opposition groups and observers claimed the election was rigged.
FIFA unveils golden trophy in collaboration with Tiffany & Co./in /by
FIFA unveiled a golden trophy on Thursday that was created in collaboration with Tiffany & Co. for the contentious and newly-expanded Club World Cup.