Italy Monitors Human Rights Crises in Haiti and Venezuela
Italy, represented by Ambassador Roberto Nocella, is closely monitoring the crises in Haiti and Venezuela, actively participating in discussions on...
Month: December 2024
Ghana’s Presidential Election: A Crucial Decision Amid Economic Crisis
Ghanaians will vote on December 7 in a highly consequential election, choosing between former president John Dramani Mahama and incumbent...
Left-wing Candidate Yamandú Orsi Wins Presidential Runoff in Uruguay
Yamandú Orsi, a left-wing opposition candidate, won the presidential runoff in Uruguay, defeating the conservative governing coalition and reflecting a...
Historic Capitan Canepa Sinks in Argentina Prior to Reefing
The Capitan Canepa, a historic research vessel in Argentina, sunk on December 4, just before it was to be converted...
Nissanka Leads Sri Lanka’s Resilient Batting Response Against South Africa
Pathum Nissanka scored 89 runs as Sri Lanka ended Day 2 of the second Test at 242-3, chasing South Africa's...
Liberian Journalist Urges Ghanaian Media for Responsible Reporting Ahead of Elections
As Ghana approaches its 2024 elections, journalist John Kamara Taylor emphasizes the importance of responsible reporting to ensure peace and...
Paratus Initiates SADC Highway Fiber Route Connecting Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Zambia
Paratus Botswana has commenced the development of the SADC Highway, a fiber route connecting Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Zambia, anticipated to...
Scientists Warn of Devastating Climate Change Impacts in Africa
Scientists warn of dire outcomes for Africa due to extreme rainfall driven by climate change, stating that human activities have...
Bold Rock Cidery Closes Asheville Taproom Due to Tropical Storm Impacts
Bold Rock Hard Cider has announced the closure of its Asheville taproom due to the impact of Tropical Storm Helene...
Pathum Nissanka Shines in Sri Lanka’s Strong Batting Response Against South Africa
Pathum Nissanka's strong innings of 89 led Sri Lanka to a score of 242 for three against South Africa's 358...
