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Andrés Ojeda has been elected as the new secretary-general of Uruguay’s Colorado Party, succeeding Julio María Sanguinetti. At 40, he became notable after running for president in October 2023, securing …
Andrés Ojeda Appointed Secretary-General of Uruguay’s Colorado Party Read More
Campaigners allege that Meta has inflicted severe psychological trauma on over 140 content moderators in Kenya, with diagnoses of PTSD made by Dr. Ian Kanyanya. These findings were part of …
Meta Faces Lawsuit for Inflicting Lifelong Trauma on Kenyan Content Moderators Read More
Argentina’s economy contracted by 2.7% through October 2024, with notable declines in fishing and construction sectors. Austerity measures under President Javier Milei contribute to these figures, although he perceives signs …
Argentina Reports 2.7% Economic Contraction Through October 2024 Read More
Former Facebook moderators in Kenya have filed a class action lawsuit against Meta, seeking Sh25.9 billion in compensation for mental health issues due to exposure to graphic content. The moderators …
A Class Action Lawsuit Against Meta: Mental Health Concerns From Content Moderation in Kenya Read More
On December 20, 1984, Hurricane Lili was tracked in the Atlantic Basin despite the typical conclusion of the hurricane season. Originally a tropical storm forming northeast of Bermuda, it was …
Commemorating Lili: A Rare December Hurricane Encounter Read More
An outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed over 80 lives, with malaria identified as the main cause. Patients exhibited flu-like symptoms, while malnutrition worsened the crisis. Concerns …
Outbreak in DRC Likely Linked to Malaria, Investigation Underway Read More
The Democratic Republic of Congo is experiencing a health crisis linked to an outbreak that has killed over 80 individuals, primarily attributed to malaria. The victims have shown flu-like symptoms, …
Malaria Identified as Primary Cause of Outbreak in DR Congo Read More
A heartbreaking incident occurred at a funfair in Ibadan, Nigeria, resulting in the deaths of thirty-five children and injuries to six others. The event, which drew over 5,000 attendees, ended …
Tragic Crush Claims Lives of 35 Children at Ibadan Funfair Read More
The Federal High Court in Lagos has granted Facebook an interim order blocking ARCON’s $38.55 million demand for non-compliance with advertising regulations. Justice Yellim Bogoro ruled in favor of Facebook’s …
Federal High Court Protects Facebook from $38.55 Million Demand by ARCON Read More
The Democratic Republic of Congo has filed legal complaints against Apple in France and Belgium, alleging the tech company uses conflict minerals sourced from armed groups. Legal representatives claim this …
DR Congo Files Legal Action Against Apple for Conflict Minerals Usage Read More