Thailand’s Apology for Tak Bai Massacre: A Call for Justice and Accountability
Thailand's Prime Minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, issued a formal apology regarding the 2004 Tak Bai massacre of 85 Muslim protesters—the deadliest...
Day: October 24, 2024
Adil Najam’s Climate Change Lectures: Challenging Perspectives on Adaptation and Faith
Adil Najam, Professor at Boston University, delivered influential lectures on climate change at Cambridge and Oxford in October 2023. His...
G24 Urges Wealthy Nations for Increased Climate Funding to Aid Developing Countries
The G24 has urged wealthier nations to significantly increase their financial support for developing countries to tackle climate change and...
Mozambique Ruling Party Declares Victory Amidst Allegations of Electoral Fraud and Violence
Daniel Chapo of the Frelimo party won the presidential election in Mozambique with 70.7% of the votes amidst violence, including...
Daniel Chapo of Frelimo Declared Winner of Mozambique Presidential Election
Daniel Chapo of the Frelimo party has been declared the winner of Mozambique's presidential election, obtaining 70.67% of the vote....
Controversy Surrounds Frelimo’s Victory in Mozambique’s Presidential Election
Daniel Chapo of Frelimo has won the Mozambican presidential election with 71% of the vote, succeeding Filipe Nyusi. The election,...
Mozambique’s Frelimo Party Declares Election Victory Amid Fraud Allegations
The Frelimo party, led by Daniel Chapo, has been declared the winner of Mozambique's presidential election with over 70 percent...
Severe Energy Crisis in Zambia and Zimbabwe as Drought Affects Hydroelectric Power Generation
Zambia and Zimbabwe are suffering from severe power outages, enduring blackouts lasting as long as 17 hours daily due to...
Challenges Faced by South African Airways in Recovering R1 Billion from Zimbabwe
South African Airways is facing challenges in recovering R1 billion (about $50 million) stuck in Zimbabwe from ticket sales due...
UN Report Warns of Impending Climate Crisis as Global Warming Projections Surge
A recent United Nations report warns that global warming could exceed 3 degrees Celsius by 2100 without increased action to...
