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The UK has announced over $40 million in humanitarian and health aid for Somalia, raising the total funding for the year to over $106 million. The aid focuses on immediate …
UK Allocates Over $40 Million for Humanitarian Aid in Somalia Read More
Women in Guernsey are being urged to stand for election as current representation in government is only 20%. The organization Women in Public Life calls for increased female participation, noting …
Encouragement for Women to Stand for Election in Guernsey Read More
Paraguay’s Minister of Women, Cynthia Figueredo, urged citizens to strive for equity and justice during a pre-International Women’s Day ceremony. She emphasized women’s societal power and collective action. Alarming domestic …
Highlighting the Importance of Women’s Efforts in Paraguay Read More
Argentina’s automotive sector reported a significant production increase of 41.1% in February, totaling 42,419 units. Exports rose by 102.1% compared to January, though they decreased by 4.6% year-on-year. This growth …
Significant Growth in Argentina’s Automotive Sector in February 2024 Read More
The ministry’s Food Safety Authority is investigating Kera Gummies for misleading fiber content claims. Customers question the advertised nutritional value, with tests revealing insufficient fiber levels. Kera Vietnam states their …
Investigation of Kera Gummies: Allegations of Misleading Fiber Claims Read More
In 2025, YouTube and Facebook each have approximately 7.8 million users in Ghana, with TikTok at 7.4 million. WhatsApp is the most utilized platform, with 93% usage among regular users, …
YouTube and Facebook Dominate Social Media Presence in Ghana in 2025 Read More
The IAF granted $275,510 to support alpaca farmers in Peru, while DOGE claimed a cancellation of a $903,811 grant. The IAF confirmed that it did not issue grants totaling that …
DOGE Cancels Grant for Alpaca Farming: Clarifying the Facts Read More
Uruguay, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, and Colombia have endorsed Albert Ramdin of Suriname for Secretary General of the OAS, citing his qualifications and experience. The election will occur on March 10 …
Regional Endorsement for Suriname’s Albert Ramdin as OAS Secretary General Candidate Read More
Public frustration erupted on social media following the Ghana Police’s late notice of road closures for the 68th Independence Day. The announcement, made on the same morning as the event, …
Public Outcry Over Late Road Closure Notice for Ghana’s Independence Day Read More
Uruguay, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, and Colombia have endorsed Albert Ramdin from Suriname for the Secretary General of the OAS. Ramdin is viewed as adept in addressing key contemporary challenges, with …
South American Nations Support Albert Ramdin for OAS Secretary General Read More