Justice Sought for Nigerian Player Abubakar Lawal After Tragic Death in Uganda
Mansour Lawal, brother of deceased Nigerian player Abubakar Lawal, has urged both Nigerian and Ugandan governments to investigate the circumstances...
Month: March 2025
Cholera Outbreak in Sudan Claims Nearly 100 Lives in Two Weeks
In a serious cholera outbreak in Sudan's White Nile State, nearly 100 people have died, and approximately 2,700 have contracted...
Lawsuit Brings Hope for Justice in Death of Dutch Journalist in El Salvador War
Gert Kuiper seeks justice for his brother Jan, a journalist slain during El Salvador’s civil war, through a civil lawsuit...
The Seven-Year Ordeal of Jagtar Singh Johal: A Case for Justice in India
Jagtar Singh Johal has endured over seven years of imprisonment in India, accused of terrorism-related offenses he denies and claims...
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred Prompts Urgent Flood Warnings in Queensland and NSW
Ex-tropical Cyclone Alfred poses severe flooding risks with 240,000 without power. Prime Minister Albanese urges vigilance, while businesses prepare for...
Over 180 Migrants Feared Dead Following Shipwrecks Off Yemen’s Coast
Over 180 migrants are feared dead after two boats capsize off Yemen's Dhubab district. Local weather warnings were ignored by...
Understanding Lesotho: A Response to President Trump’s Controversial Remarks
President Trump's comment about Lesotho has prompted the country's government to issue a formal protest. This article enlightens readers about...
Malawi Police Officer Receives 24-Year Sentence for Defiling Minor
Sergeant Twaliki Mpaweni, a police officer in Malawi, was sentenced to 24 years in prison for defiling a 14-year-old girl....
Renault Group Morocco Establishes New Engineering Center for Enhanced Collaboration
Renault Group Morocco has launched the Renault Technology Morocco engineering center, appointing Francisco José Martín Hernández as its Director General....
The Struggling Economy of Post-Civil War Syria: Challenges and Tensions
Syria's economy is suffering under crippling sanctions, leading to public unrest and conflict. The end of the civil war has...
