Gulf Federation Competitions Committee Holds First Meeting in Kuwait
The Gulf Football Federation's Competitions Committee held its first meeting in Kuwait to discuss the Gulf Championship draw. Iraq was...
Month: November 2024
Hurricane Rafael Weakens After Historic November Strength
Hurricane Rafael is weakening after reaching Category 3 status, now downgraded to 65 mph winds. It is expected to meander...
Hurricane Rafael Exerts Devastating Impact on Cuba and Moves Through Gulf of Mexico
Hurricane Rafael, now a Category 2 storm, has severely impacted Cuba, knocking out power and collapsing homes. After striking the...
NDC Organizers Commend Speaker Bagbin for Upholding Democracy in Ghana
NDC constituency organizers have praised Speaker Alban Bagbin for his decision to adjourn Parliament to maintain order amid rising tensions....
Recent Earthquake Activity Highlights Global Seismic Concerns
A 4.4-magnitude earthquake occurred in California on November 7, 2023, with reports also indicating significant seismic activity recently in Greece,...
U.S. Will Not Accept Hamas in Qatar Amid Escalating Tensions
The U.S. has decided to no longer accept Hamas's presence in Qatar due to its rejection of ceasefire proposals. Qatar...
Yaw Osei Ababio: Unsung Hero of Chemistry Education in Nigeria
Yaw Osei Ababio, while not widely recognized in Ghana, is an acclaimed figure in Nigeria due to his chemistry textbook,...
Devastating Floods in South Sudan Displace Hundreds of Thousands, Warn UN
Flooding in South Sudan has impacted 1.4 million people, displacing 379,000, with increased malaria risks reported by the UN. This...
Exploring Equatorial Guinea: The Unique Spanish-Speaking African Nation and Its Intriguing Facts
Equatorial Guinea, the only Spanish-speaking country in Africa, is known for its wealth from oil for its small size and...
Catastrophic Flooding Displaces Thousands in South Sudan: UN Report
Over 1.4 million people in South Sudan are affected by significant flooding, with 379,000 displaced, according to the UN. The...
