South Africa Strives for Cooperation at G20 Amidst No-Shows and Aid Cuts
The G20 meeting in Cape Town faced disruptions due to the absence of finance chiefs from major economies and significant...
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.
China Warns of Countermeasures Following New US Tariffs on Imports
China has warned of retaliatory measures following Trump’s announcement of a new 10 percent tariff on Chinese goods aimed at...
Final Day of UN Nature Talks: Funding Disagreements Loom as Species Face Extinction
The final day of UN nature talks in Rome focused on funding for biodiversity conservation amidst concerns over species loss....
More Than 100 Migrants Deported from US to Panama Refuse Repatriation
Of the 299 migrants deported from the US to Panama, 103 have refused repatriation, primarily coming from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China,...
Tanzania News Briefing: Key Political Developments and Updates for February 27, 2025
On February 27, 2025, significant news from Tanzania included CHADEMA's launch of a citizen funding campaign, government support for President...
Pro-Democracy Group Advocates for Stricter Anti-Corruption Laws in Liberia
The Faith and Justice Network has called on the Liberian government for stronger anti-corruption laws, advocating for the prosecution and...
5.5-Magnitude Earthquake in Nepal Causes Tremors Across Bihar Districts
A 5.5-magnitude earthquake in Nepal on February 28 generated tremors felt in several Bihar districts. Reported at 2:35 AM in...
Zambia Launches Investigation into Water Pollution in Copperbelt Region
The Zambian government has launched an investigation into water pollution in the Copperbelt, primarily linked to mining activities. Minister Mike...
Incomáti River Flooding Threatens Connectivity in Mozambique
The Incomáti River in Mozambique is rising significantly due to heavy upstream rains, threatening National Road Number One (N1) which...
Jamaicans in U.S. Unite for Nationwide Boycott Over DEI Cuts
Jamaicans in the U.S. are joining a nationwide spending boycott against large corporations perceived to undermine Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion...
