Jumia Technologies to Cease Operations in South Africa and Tunisia by Year-End
Jumia Technologies is set to close its operations in South Africa and Tunisia by the end of this year to...
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.
Strengthening Healthcare Partnerships: Qatar Engages with Tunisia and Djibouti Health Ministers
Her Excellency Dr. Hanan Mohammed Al Kuwari, Qatar's Minister of Public Health, met with her counterparts from Tunisia and Djibouti...
Elon Musk Invests $75 Million in Support of Donald Trump’s Presidential Campaign
Elon Musk has invested $75 million into America PAC, a political action committee supporting Donald Trump’s candidacy for the 2024...
Iran’s Foreign Minister Initiates Diplomatic Visits to Jordan, Egypt, and Turkey
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi is visiting Jordan, Egypt, and Turkey to strengthen diplomatic relations and address humanitarian crises, as...
U.S. Officials Confirm Israeli Assurances on Iran Amid Ongoing Middle East Tensions
U.S. officials claim assurances from Israel regarding refraining from attacking Iranian nuclear and oil sites amid heightened tensions after Iran's...
Uncertainty Surrounds Libya vs. Nigeria AFCON Qualifier Due to Travel Issues
The AFCON qualifier match between Nigeria and Libya is doubtful following the Nigerian team's difficulties with a diverted flight and...
Ellyanne Wanjiku Chlystun: A Young Environmentalist’s Mission to Combat Climate Change
Ellyanne Wanjiku Chlystun, a Kenyan teenager, is recognized globally for her tree-planting initiatives aimed at combating climate change, inspired by...
Tragic Migrant Boat Accident Near Kos Claims Four Lives
Greek authorities reported the drowning of four individuals, including two children, in a boat accident involving migrant smuggling near the...
Women Farmers in Ghana: Leading the Fight Against Climate Change
Women in Ghana constitute about 70% of the agricultural workforce, primarily as smallholder farmers using sustainable agricultural practices. They are...
Netherlands Issues Formal Apology to Indonesia for Historical War Crimes
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has issued a formal apology to Indonesia following a comprehensive study revealing the systematic use...
