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Trinidad has scheduled general elections for April 28, announced by Prime Minister Stuart Young after replacing Keith Rowley. The PNM is preparing to compete for its third consecutive victory, while …
Trinidad General Elections Scheduled for April 28 Following Leadership Change Read More
Saint Lucia has added three more qualifiers for the CARIFTA Games after the National Junior Track and Field Championships, with impressive performances across various events. Notable athletes include Jady Emmanuel, …
Saint Lucia Secures Additional CARIFTA Qualifiers Following Championships Read More
Ambassador Olivier Kayumba presented his credentials to CAR President Faustin-Archange Touadéra, affirming his role as Rwanda’s Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, based in Bangui. He has previously served as the head …
Ambassador Kayumba Presents Credentials to CAR President Touadéra Read More
The article discusses Mark Carney’s environmental stance amid scrutiny of his past at Brookfield Asset Management, where deforestation-linked farms were sold. Despite his advocacy for climate action and net zero, …
Mark Carney’s Climate Advocacy Undermined by Deforestation Controversy Read More
A UN report has detailed grave human rights violations in Southeast CAR, focusing on attacks against Muslim communities and Sudanese refugees, including summary executions and sexual violence. The report highlights …
UN Report Exposes Human Rights Violations in Central African Republic Read More
The U.S. has added South Sudan to its “Do Not Travel“ list due to escalating violence, joining Yemen, Venezuela, Russia, Libya, Ukraine, the Central African Republic, and Haiti. This advisory …
South Sudan Added to U.S. “Do Not Travel“ List: Implications for Tourism Sector Read More
South Sudan has been added to the U.S. “Do Not Travel” list due to escalating violence and instability, joining countries like Yemen and Venezuela. This advisory significantly harms South Sudan’s …
South Sudan Joins U.S. Do Not Travel List, Threatening Tourism Sector Read More
The U.S. Department of State has listed South Sudan among the highest-risk countries under its ‘Do Not Travel’ advisory, citing severe issues such as violence, crime, and instability. This designation …
South Sudan Joins U.S. ‘Do Not Travel’ List: Implications for Tourism Sector Read More
The U.S. designates South Sudan and other nations as “Do Not Travel” due to rising violence and instability, adversely affecting the tourism sector and local economies. With restrictions on travel …
South Sudan Joins U.S. ‘Do Not Travel’ List: Implications for Tourism Sector Read More
The U.S. Department of State has added South Sudan to its “Do Not Travel” list, resulting in significant repercussions for tourism due to escalating violence and instability. The newly issued …
South Sudan Added to U.S. Do Not Travel List: Implications for Tourism Sector Read More