Ghana to Celebrate 68th Independence Day with Modest Commemorations
Ghana will celebrate its 68th Independence Day on March 6, 2025, with modest commemorations led by the Government to reduce...
Sofia Ibrahim
Sofia Ibrahim is an accomplished journalist with a rich background in foreign correspondence and social justice reporting. After completing her studies at American University in Cairo, she worked extensively in conflict zones, providing on-the-ground reports that highlight humanitarian crises. With a career spanning over 12 years, Sofia is particularly known for her insightful commentary and commitment to amplifying underrepresented voices in media.
Hochschild Mining Shares Rise Following Sale of Non-Core Assets in Peru
Hochschild Mining shares rose 5% after announcing the sale of the Arcata mine and the Azuca project to Sierra Caraz....
US Engages in Talks with Hamas as Ceasefire Remains Uncertain
The White House has acknowledged ongoing talks with Hamas officials in Qatar during a delicate ceasefire period. Press Secretary Karoline...
IGAD Urges Ceasefire Amid Escalating Violence in South Sudan
IGAD diplomats express serious concern over the escalating violence in Nasir County, South Sudan, following clashes that resulted in over...
Lebanon’s Diplomatic Gamble: President Aoun’s Visit to Saudi Arabia and Its Implications
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's visit to Saudi Arabia marks a significant shift in alliances, focusing on reducing Hezbollah's influence and...
Mining Company Pursues Enforcement of ICSID Award Against Colombia
An Australian mining company is pursuing enforcement of an ICSID award in a US court, demanding compensation from Colombia for...
Cameroonian Lawyers Protest Against Police Brutality with Three-Day Strike
Cameroonian lawyers held a three-day strike to protest police brutality against their profession, resulting in empty courtrooms in Yaoundé. The...
Arabica Coffee Prices Supported by Dry Weather Conditions in Brazil
Arabica coffee prices have risen due to dry conditions in Brazil, which may harm crop yields. In contrast, robusta prices...
Nicaragua’s Ortega Swears in 30,000 Hooded Civilians as Volunteer Police
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has sworn in 30,000 hooded civilians as a "volunteer police" force amid fears of political repression....
Nepal Aims to Exit FATF Grey List Ahead of Deadline, Asserts Finance Minister
Nepal’s Finance Minister Bishnu Paudel has pledged that the country will exit the FATF grey list for money laundering and...
