Dylan Naidoo Clinches South African Open Title in Thrilling Play-off
Dylan Naidoo won the South African Open by defeating Laurie Canter in a play-off after the final round was canceled...
Month: March 2025
Egypt Announces Gaza Reconstruction Plan Ahead of Arab Summit
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty announced the completion of a Gaza reconstruction plan, which will be presented at the Arab...
Tribute to Sam Nujoma: A Funeral Marking Solidarity and Legacy
On March 1, 2025, Mr. Hamma Salama attended the funeral of former Namibian President Sam Nujoma, representing the Sahrawi leadership....
Honor’s $10 Billion Commitment to AI Technology Development
Honor, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer, plans to invest $10 billion over five years in developing AI for its devices. CEO...
President Brahim Ghali Attends Inauguration of Uruguay’s New President
On March 1, 2025, President Brahim Ghali participated in the inauguration of Uruguay's new President Yamandú Orsi. Mr. Orsi pledged...
Syria Establishes Committee to Draft Transitional Constitutional Declaration
Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa has announced the formation of a seven-member committee tasked with drafting a constitutional declaration for...
Paddington in Peru: A Resilient Box Office Performance Amid Declining Trends
"Paddington in Peru" remains in the U.S. box office top five while facing competition. It has grossed $164 million globally,...
Dylan Naidoo Wins SA Open, Celebrating a Historic Moment for Indian Golfers
Dylan Naidoo made history by winning the South African Open, becoming the first player of Indian heritage to do so...
Mauritius Prime Minister Describes Trump’s Remarks on Chagos Deal as Positive
Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam has welcomed President Trump's favorable remarks regarding a deal on the Chagos Islands, which would...
Rahmatollah Akrami Appointed as Iran’s Caretaker Economy Minister
Rahmatollah Akrami has been appointed as Iran's caretaker economy minister following the impeachment of Hemmati by Parliament. Previously, Akrami served...
