Day: March 17, 2025

South Sudan Government Orders Civilian Evacuation Amid Armed Conflict

Elena Morales March 17, 2025 0

South Sudan's government has ordered civilian evacuation from a northern area due to violence from the White Army, which jeopardizes...

Experts Warn: Recent Rainfall in Morocco Does Not Resolve Water Crisis

Jasper Nguyen March 17, 2025 0

Recent heavy rains in Morocco have improved dam filling rates from 26% to 35% but have not resolved the ongoing...

Lebanon Responses to Syrian Gunfire Amid Escalating Border Violence

Lila Patel March 17, 2025 0

Lebanon's President Aoun ordered military retaliation against Syrian gunfire after deadly cross-border clashes, stemming from accusations against Hezbollah. This violence...

Sugar Prices Surge on Reduced Global Production Estimates

Elena Morales March 17, 2025 0

Sugar prices have surged significantly due to lower production estimates in Brazil and India, with May New York sugar and...

Coffee Prices Rise Amid Brazilian Drought and Currency Strength

Elena Morales March 17, 2025 0

Coffee prices rose on Monday, driven by dry conditions in Brazil and a robust Brazilian real. Projections indicate an increase...

Nigeria’s Food Inflation Drops to 23.51% in February 2025 as Price Pressures Ease

Jasper Nguyen March 17, 2025 0

Nigeria's food inflation rate fell to 23.51% in February 2025, down from 37.92% the previous year. Month-on-month inflation was 1.67%,...

Trump Escalates Rhetoric Against Iran Amid Houthi Attacks in Yemen

Lila Patel March 17, 2025 0

President Trump has warned that Iran will be held responsible for attacks by the Houthi rebels in Yemen, following U.S....

Allan Ngumuya Disavows Kenneth Bwanali Amidst Age Limit Bill Controversy

Aiden O'Connor March 17, 2025 0

Allan Ngumuya refutes connections between UTM and Kenneth Bwanali regarding the Age Limit Bill, amidst allegations linking various political figures...