Typhoon Toraji Strikes Philippines: Urgent Evacuations Amid Recovery Efforts
Typhoon Toraji hit northeastern Aurora, Philippines, with dangerous winds, prompting evacuations in 2,500 villages due to flood risks. President Marcos...
Jamal Hassan
Jamal Hassan is an acclaimed journalist who specializes in political coverage and the geopolitical landscape in Africa. With a career spanning 15 years, his insightful analyses and dynamic reporting style have earned him a loyal readership. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications from the University of Nairobi and has contributed to various international platforms, where his work consistently emphasizes transparency and accountability.
Seychellois-South African Couple Launches “Coffee Chocolate & Cardio”
Marsha Parcou and Kirschlee Naidoo launched their book "Coffee Chocolate & Cardio," chronicling their transformative journey as a couple. The...
Severe Flooding in South Sudan Displaces Thousands and Threatens Public Health
Flooding in South Sudan is impacting 1.4 million people and displacing 379,000, per UN reports. The situation is worsened by...
Snowfall in Al-Jawf: A Meteorological Marvel or Climate Change Warning?
The Al-Jawf region of Saudi Arabia has recently experienced rare snowfall due to a low-pressure system, capturing public attention on...
Record November Heat in the Arctic: A Wake-Up Call for Climate Action
On November 8, 2024, Kirkenes, Arctic Norway, recorded an unprecedented temperature of 11.6°C, disrupting winter tourism and leading to widespread...
Biden Administration Ends Humanitarian Parole Program for Migrants
The Biden administration will not extend a humanitarian parole program for migrants from Venezuela, Haiti, Cuba, and Nicaragua. This decision,...
Commonwealth Secretary-General Calls for Urgent Climate Action Ahead of COP29
Commonwealth Secretary-General Patricia Scotland highlights the urgent need for climate justice and action in her message ahead of COP29, outlining...
Cuba Faces Widespread Blackouts Following Hurricane Rafael’s Fury
Hurricane Rafael has left the entire island of Cuba without power for the second time in two weeks, destroying crops...
Hurricane Rafael Weakens While Progressing Across the Gulf of Mexico
Hurricane Rafael is moving westward across the Gulf of Mexico, expected to weaken due to adverse environmental conditions. The storm...
Impact of Climate Change on Avalanche Behavior in Switzerland by 2100
Climate change is expected to result in fewer overall avalanches in Switzerland but to increase the incidence of wet snow...
