By Ebi Kesiena Human Rights Watch has criticized Kenyan authorities for their insufficient response to the ongoing floods, which has claimed the lives of over 170 people since the onset of the rainy season on Thursday....
By Henry Nwaneri The Erez Crossing between Israel and Gaza was re-opened to allow inflow of aid into Gaza on Wednesday. “This is the first day that we re-opened Erez crossing for a robust and continuous...
By Ebi Kesiena According to reports, some farmers in Uganda have hired gunmen to protect their cocoa as thieves attempt to cash in on their crop's increased value. Dry weather conditions in Ghana and Ivory Coast,...
By Ebi Kesiena Iran has pledged its support for Zimbabwe’s Heritage-Based Education 5.0 Model through availing scholarships to 1000 students in the field of engineering. The initiative seeks to build an innovation and knowledge-based economy, addressing...
By Emmanuel Nduka Former film producer Harvey Weinstein appeared in a New York Court on Wednesday for the first time since his rape and sexual assault convictions in the state were overturned. The disgraced film mogul...
By Lucy Adautin Initiator of the largest cryptocurrency exchange worldwide has been handed a four-month prison term for enabling money laundering activities by criminals on his platform. Changpeng Zhao stepped down from his position at Binance...
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