Beekeeping: A Climate Resilient Livelihood for Kenyan Communities
Beekeeping in Kenya is being promoted as a viable alternative for communities affected by climate change. With dryland populations facing...
Elena Morales
Elena Morales is a seasoned journalist with over a decade of experience in investigative reporting. Having graduated with honors from the University of California, Los Angeles, she quickly rose through the ranks at a prestigious news outlet. Known for her tenacity and in-depth analysis, Elena has covered significant political events, social issues, and cultural movements across the globe. Her ability to connect with sources and extract compelling narratives has made her a respected voice in contemporary journalism.
Sisi Invites DRC President Tshisekedi to Strengthen Bilateral Relations
During his visit to the DRC, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty presented an invitation from President El-Sisi to President Félix...
Biden Denounces ICC Arrest Warrants for Netanyahu Following Gaza Conflict
President Biden denounced the ICC's arrest warrants for Israeli leaders as "outrageous." The warrants, linked to alleged war crimes during...
South Sudan’s President Kiir Convenes Security Meeting After Shootout Incident
South Sudan President Salva Kiir held an urgent meeting with security officials after a shootout at the home of former...
Senegal’s Ruling Party Secures Parliamentary Victory, Pursues Reforms
Senegal's ruling party, Pastef, has won a majority of 130 out of 165 parliamentary seats in recent elections. This victory...
Biden to Discuss North Korea’s Support for Russia in Final Meeting with Xi
President Joe Biden plans to confront Chinese President Xi Jinping about North Korea's military support for Russia during their final...
Four Italian UNIFIL Peacekeepers Injured in Lebanon Amid Escalating Attacks
Four Italian UNIFIL peacekeepers were injured in southern Lebanon due to a rocket attack, likely fired by Hezbollah. The Italian...
U.S. Government Raises Concerns Over Kizza Besigye’s Detention and Trial
The U.S. government has expressed serious concerns over the detention of Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye in Kenya and his...
Wealthier Nations Initiate Payment Initiatives for Climate Change Damages
Richer nations are beginning to financially compensate poorer nations for climate change damages, exemplified by Malawi's response to Cyclone Freddy,...
Wealthier Nations Begin Compensating Poorer Countries for Climate Devastation
Wealthier countries are beginning to financially assist poorer nations affected by climate change through loss and damage compensation. This new...
