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Madagascar’s textile industry could lose 60,000 jobs due to a new 47% U.S. tariff. This sector, vital to the economy, employs 180,000 people and contributes significantly to GDP. Concerns are …
Madagascar Faces Job Losses Amidst New U.S. Tariffs on Textiles Read More
Jacob Kiplimo debuted in the London Marathon finishing second with a national record of 2:03:37. He was outpaced by Kenya’s Sebastian Sawe, who won at 2:02:27. Ethiopian Tigist Assefa broke …
Jacob Kiplimo Shatters Ugandan Record in London Marathon Debut Read More
In March 2025, Zimbabweans largely abstained from a proposed stay away from work termed by activist Blessed Geza, citing safety concerns. Political analyst Eldred Masunungure attributed this to the rational …
Political Analyst Warns of Continued Uncertainty in Zimbabwe’s Landscape Read More
Tundu Lissu, leader of Tanzania’s opposition party CHADEMA, has been transferred to a different prison after being charged with treason. His case has drawn attention to President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s …
Tanzanian Opposition Leader Tundu Lissu Transferred to New Prison Amid Treason Charges Read More
This article covers the UN’s condemnation of Israeli military actions in Syria, a report alleging human rights violations by Nicaraguan officials, and ongoing peace discussions in South Sudan aimed at …
Global Updates: Military Actions, Human Rights Violations, and Peace Talks Read More
The article highlights critical global issues: Israeli airstrikes in Syria condemned by the UN; identification of 54 Nicaraguan officials responsible for human rights abuses; and ongoing peace negotiations in South …
Recent Developments: Israeli Actions, Nicaraguan Rights Violations, and South Sudan Talks Read More
The article discusses three concerns including the increasing Israeli military operations, in Syria and the identification of 54 Nicaraguan officials involved in human rights abuses as well as the ongoing …
Global Concerns: Escalation in Syria, Nicaragua’s Rights Violations, South Sudan’s Peace Efforts Read More
The article discusses three concerns; 1. Israels increasing military involvement, in Syria and the UNs push for resolutions. 2. Nicaraguas disclosure of human rights abuses involving 54 officials following its …
International Developments: Syria, Nicaragua, and South Sudan Challenges Read More
Haiti’s Prime Minister calls for constitutional reform on its anniversary; Gesny Pierre-Louis earns gold at the Lucas Slalom Cup in Spain; the World Food Programme seeks $10 million to combat …
Haiti: Key National Updates on Constitution, Sports, Hunger, and Safety Read More
Wicknell Chivayo defends President Mnangagwa against war veteran Blessed Geza’s protest threats. Geza and his followers accuse Mnangagwa of corruption, prompting government security measures. Chivayo labels the protest as terrorism …
Chivayo Defends Mnangagwa Amid Threats of Protests from War Veterans Read More