President Aoun’s Commitment to Reform and National Security Amid Regional Strains
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun emphasized the need for reforms and cooperation with economic bodies to resolve financial mismanagement during a...
Lila Patel
Lila Patel has worked as a journalist for over 14 years, focusing on cultural commentary and lifestyle reporting. With a background in literature and media from the University of California, Berkeley, she has contributed to influential publications both online and in print. Her sharp insights into societal changes paired with a compelling style have made her columns highly sought after, resonating with a broad audience.
U.S. Military Targets Houthi Rebels in Yemen Amid Rising Regional Tensions
The U.S. is targeting Houthi rebel positions in Yemen amid Israel's renewed military operations in Gaza. CBS News provides comprehensive...
Rome Resources Settles Mozambican Dispute, Paving Way for Legacy Shareholder Returns
Rome Resources Plc has settled a dispute with the Mozambique government concerning the expropriation of Mining Concession 4623C. Through the...
Ukrainian Delegation Set for Meeting with US Officials in Saudi Arabia
Ukraine and the U.S. will meet in Saudi Arabia on March 24. The Ukrainian delegation includes Defense Minister Rustem Umerov...
FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers: Teams Advance to Final Round
Nigeria, Guinea, Cameroon, and Zambia have qualified for the third round of the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup qualifiers. Each...
Concerns Raised Over Extinction of African Languages by Minister Ablakwa
Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa highlights the risks of extinction faced by some African languages, stressing their significance to culture and...
Zambia’s Record-High FX Reserves: Challenges in Currency Stabilization
Zambia's foreign-exchange reserves have reached a record $4.31 billion, yet the kwacha continues to struggle, depreciating to a near-record low....
Implications of the Expulsion of Pretoria’s Ambassador on U.S.–South Africa Relations
The expulsion of South African Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool underscores deepening tensions in U.S.-South Africa relations, ignited by Rasool's criticism of...
U.S. Holds Climate Aid to South Africa Amid Rising Diplomatic Tensions
The U.S. has suspended $2.6 billion in climate finance to South Africa amidst tensions. Aid reductions may worsen the country's...
Zambia’s Kwacha Faces Pressure as Other African Currencies Stabilize
Zambia's kwacha faces depreciation risks due to rising dollar demand from increased imports. In contrast, currencies in Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana,...
