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A mountain collapse in the Katanga region of the Democratic Republic of Congo has uncovered large quantities of copper, raising concerns about potential exploitation by foreign entities. The region is …
Mountain Collapse in Congo Uncovers Copper Reserves, Sparking Concerns of Exploitation Read More
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva launched a Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty during the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro, emphasizing the urgent need to combat global hunger, …
Lula Hosts G20 Summit, Launches Global Alliance Against Hunger Read More
Ten prisoners detained during protests following Venezuela’s July presidential election have been released, as reported by human rights group Foro Penal. The organization’s director announced the release, noting that these …
Venezuela Announces Release of Detainees Following Election Protests Read More
Awad Usman, a refugee farmer in Maban, South Sudan, faces challenges from climate change and flooding as he grows sesame and sorghum. The UNHCR supports him and others through training, …
Supporting Refugee Farmers in South Sudan: Adapting to Climate Challenges Read More
Tunisian traders protested against Libyan restrictions on the movement of goods, demanding action from Tunisian authorities to address trade imbalances and economic hardships affecting thousands. The ongoing trade suspension, which …
Tunisian Traders Demand Pressuring Libya for Trade Reciprocity Read More
Several hundred rebels in the Central African Republic have surrendered to government troops and U.N. forces, following an agreement with Chad to jointly secure their border. This action aims to …
C.A.R. Rebels Surrender Amid Joint Peace Efforts with Chad Read More
Senegalese women marched in Dakar demanding climate justice, urging polluting countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions ahead of COP29. The demonstration, a response to recent devastating floods, highlighted the need …
Senegalese Women Demand Climate Justice Ahead of COP29 Read More
Senegalese women marched in Dakar, demanding accountability from polluting countries for their role in climate change. The activists emphasized the need for reparations and adherence to the Paris Agreement ahead …
Senegalese Women Advocate for Climate Justice in Dakar March Read More