Climate Change In South Sudan: Floods and Oil Pollution Crisis
In South Sudan, climate-driven floods are causing severe oil pollution, impacting local water sources and threatening health. Former oil engineer...
Month: February 2025
African Leaders Await Ceasefire Response Amid Eastern DRC Conflict
African leaders are awaiting responses to their ceasefire call for eastern DRC conflict. They urged military chiefs to meet and...
Li Haotong Clinches Qatar Masters Title with Last-Hole Birdie
Li Haotong won the Qatar Masters with a final hole birdie putt, marking his fourth European Tour title. The 300th-ranked...
Ireland on Cusp of Test Win Against Zimbabwe as Humphreys Shines
Ireland is poised to win their one-off Test against Zimbabwe, needing three wickets on the final day in Bulawayo. Left-arm...
Luisa González: Ecuador’s Leftist Contender for Presidency
Luisa González, a lawyer and candidate from the Citizen Revolution Movement, is contesting the Ecuadorian presidency again with elections on...
Tens of Thousands of Palestinians Await Return to Northern Gaza Amid Tensions
Tens of thousands of Palestinians are waiting to return to northern Gaza amid tensions and accusations of ceasefire violations by...
Key Developments in the Global South: AI, Geopolitics, and Environmental Innovation
This week’s highlights from the Global South include AI transforming African businesses, calls for peace talks regarding the Congo conflict,...
Geopolitical Dynamics at the Paris AI Action Summit
The upcoming AI summit in Paris will focus on AI governance with participants from various nations, amid rising competition from...
Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s Founding Father, Passes Away at 95
Sam Nujoma, Namibia's founding father and first president, died at 95 after a lengthy illness. He led the country's independence...
Namibia’s First President Sam Nujoma Passes Away at 95
Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s first president and a key figure in the country’s fight for independence from apartheid, has died at...
