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Following violent unrest in Mozambique post-elections, over 2,000 households are seeking refuge in Malawi, driven by fears of persecution and violence. Protests erupted after disputed election results declared Frelimo the …
Mass Exodus from Mozambique Amid Violent Post-Election Unrest Read More
Church organizations are protesting the Dominican Republic’s plan to deport 10,000 undocumented Haitian refugees per week, citing increased hostility and violations of human rights. Activists criticize the government’s stance, arguing …
Church Organizations Oppose Dominican Republic’s Deportation of Haitian Refugees Read More
The Great Passage cruise will retrace the slave trade route from Brazil to Angola, promoting education about the consequences of slavery. Helena Monteiro da Costa, whose father was enslaved, participates …
Great Passage Cruise to Illuminate the Legacy of the Transatlantic Slave Trade Read More
The Great Passage cruise will navigate the transatlantic route once taken by enslaved Africans, reversing the journey to educate about the legacy of the slave trade. Helena Monteiro da Costa, …
Navigating Heritage: The Great Passage Cruise from Brazil to Angola Read More
The Zimbabwean Government has partnered with the IOM to repatriate over 20 citizens stranded in Sierra Leone due to human trafficking. Minister July Moyo highlighted efforts to regulate recruitment agencies …
Zimbabwe Collaborates with IOM to Repatriate Victims of Human Trafficking in Sierra Leone Read More
The Comoros has declared a week of national mourning following Cyclone Chido, which devastated Mayotte and resulted in significant loss of life and damage. President Azali Assoumani announced the mourning …
Comoros Declares National Mourning After Cyclone Chido’s Devastation Read More
Cyclone Chido has devastated Mayotte, leading to estimates of hundreds of fatalities and significant infrastructure damage. The storm has caused acute shortages of water, food, and power, leaving many residents …
Mayotte Faces Catastrophe as Cyclone Chido Leaves Hundreds Feared Dead Read More
At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, the focus was on securing financial commitments for developing countries to combat climate change. Despite significant challenges and a disappointing target of $300 billion for …
Finding the Heart of COP29: Voices, Challenges, and Hopes in Climate Advocacy Read More
Authorities in Venezuela announced that over 500 detainees, part of more than 2,400 arrested during post-election protests in July, have been released amid ongoing tensions. In Venezuela, authorities have announced …
Venezuelan Authorities Release Over 500 Detainees from Post-Election Protests Read More
The article explores the author’s reflections on attending COP29, the United Nations Climate Change Conference focused on funding climate adaptation in developing countries. Despite skepticism about the outcomes, the author …
Exploring Hope and Action at COP29: Voices from the Climate Frontlines Read More