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Key producing regions for sugar and coffee are affected by dry weather, leading to price drops in sugar and increases in cocoa and coffee. Reduced rainfall in Brazil and India …
Weather Challenges Disrupt Commodity Prices for Sugar, Coffee, and Cocoa Read More
The Brazilian government condemned Conmebol President Alejandro Dominguez for comparing a Libertadores Cup without Brazilian teams to “Tarzan without Cheetah.” They criticized Conmebol for inadequate anti-racism efforts and urged stronger …
Brazil Government Condemns Conmebol Chief’s Comments on Racism in Football Read More
The article criticizes Donald Trump’s executive order against South Africa, framing it as a punishment for its principled stances on Palestine and land reform. It calls for global solidarity, particularly …
Support for South Africa: A Call for Global Solidarity Against Imperial Coercion Read More
North Korea has reacted strongly to G7 calls for the cessation of its nuclear program, accusing the U.S. and allies of provoking potential nuclear conflict. The regime references U.S. military …
North Korea Responds to G7 Nuclear Weapons Demands Read More
BirdLife South Africa and SANCCOB won a significant court ruling to protect the critically endangered African Penguin by creating no-take zones around key breeding areas, securing foraging habitats for the …
High Court Ruling Paves Way for Protection of African Penguins in South Africa Read More
Ambassador Zhang Lizhong of China held a media briefing on the “Two Sessions,” discussing China’s economic growth and future goals while emphasizing the strong relationship between China and Uganda, alongside …
Ambassador Zhang Lizhong Discusses China’s Economic Goals and Uganda Relations Read More
Sugar prices rose sharply due to reduced production forecasts from Brazil and India, with estimates indicating a global sugar deficit. The Brazilian real’s appreciation constrains exports, while mixed future projections …
Sugar Prices Surge on Declining Production Estimates in Brazil and India Read More
An airstrike in Nasir, South Sudan, caused civilian casualties and extensive property damage amid rising tensions between forces loyal to President Kiir and those aligned with First Vice President Machar. …
Airstrike in Nasir Heightens Tensions in South Sudan Read More
An airstrike in Nasir, South Sudan, caused civilian casualties amidst escalating tensions between President Salva Kiir’s forces and Riek Machar’s allies. Local officials reported significant damages and fires; the SSPDF …
Escalating Tensions Following Airstrike in Nasir, South Sudan Read More
Charcoal sales in Tanzania surged to Sh5.73 billion, a 100% increase from last year, as reported by the BoT, despite efforts to promote clean cooking energy. The growth underscores the …
Surge in Charcoal Sales in Tanzania Amidst Clean Cooking Energy Initiatives Read More