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How the People of the Chagos Islands Won Back The Right to Return to Their Homelands

How the People of the Chagos Islands Won Back The Right to Return to Their Homelands

At a time when many may feel that good news has gone the way of the dodo, look no further than the homeland of that long-extinct bird—Mauritius—for a dose of encouragement. There, among the islands of the Indian Ocean, news can be found about the...

A Plan to End Malaria in Africa

A Plan to End Malaria in Africa

Africa has disproportionately suffered the effects of malaria for far too long. But the continent can eliminate this scourge by 2040 with well-targeted public investment in a strong surveillance system, a well-trained health workforce, effective...

Cannabis is the most consumed drug in Africa and the presence of cocaine and opioids is increasing, according to a UN report

Cannabis is the most consumed drug in Africa and the presence of cocaine and opioids is increasing, according to a UN report

According to the World Drug Report 2025, published this Thursday by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), around 10 percent of the African population aged 15 to 64 used cannabis in 2023, with a particular incidence in West, Central...

Air India 171 crash: Last DNA match day after family holds symbolic funeral

Air India 171 crash: Last DNA match day after family holds symbolic funeral

Friday marked Ashadhi Beej, when Kutchhis celebrate their new year.But the Khimani family was grieving. They were grieving the loss of their loved one, Anil Khimani (32), who was on the London-bound AI 171 that crashed in Ahmedabad on June 12....

Pakistan, Afghanistan no longer part of World Bank’s South Asia region

Pakistan, Afghanistan no longer part of World Bank’s South Asia region

The people cited above said Pakistan and Afghanistan will now be grouped under the bank’s Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region, which would leave the South Asia group with six countries—India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, the Maldives, Nepal and Sri...

Meet SP Brigite Uwamahoro, Ranked Top Cop by Rwanda’s Elite Police College

Meet SP Brigite Uwamahoro, Ranked Top Cop by Rwanda’s Elite Police College

1 As the graduation ceremony reached its climax at the National Police College in Musanze, the air was thick with anticipation. Dozens of senior police officers from across Africa stood tall, awaiting the final announcement. Then came the...

The Global Development Initiative setting the direction for countries seeking common development

The Global Development Initiative setting the direction for countries seeking common development

Development is an enduring theme of human society and a crucial measure of progress in the modern era. For some time, the gap between the Global South and North has been widening, with challenges such as food security and energy security...

It happened today – this day in history – June 29

It happened today – this day in history – June 29

1377: The French stage a raid at Rye in East Sussex. 1509: Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII and paternal grandmother of King Henry VIII, dies aged 66. 1534: Jacques Cartier discovers Prince Edward Islands, Canada. 1540: Former Lord Privy...

African Island States Advance Ocean Partnerships And Finance Innovation At United Nations (UN) Ocean Conference

African Island States Advance Ocean Partnerships And Finance Innovation At United Nations (UN) Ocean Conference

(MENAFN- APO Group) In a high-profile gathering during the Third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3), the African Island States Climate Commission (AISCC), in partnership with the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and the...

Gwyneth Paltrow's understated toe loop sandal is the ultimate summer investment

Gwyneth Paltrow's understated toe loop sandal is the ultimate summer investment

Sandal season is officially in full swing, and there are so many styles to choose from to suit any closet. Whether you’re looking for woven espadrilles, flip flops, or something a little chunkier, we're spoilt for choice in stores right now....

Parmarth Niketan, Rishikesh, hosts 11th International Day of Yoga

Parmarth Niketan, Rishikesh, hosts 11th International Day of Yoga

Aerial view of the massive International Day of Yoga gathering on June 21, 2025 at Parmarth Niketan, Rishikesh. ALL PHOTOS: Parmarth Niketan On June 21, 2025, the 11th International Day of Yoga was celebrated on the banks of the Ganga at the...

Top 10 African countries with the strongest currencies in June 2025

Top 10 African countries with the strongest currencies in June 2025

After years of turmoil typified by inflation, high debt burdens, and currency devaluation, a minor increase in exchange rates might provide these countries with a rare economic respite. While not all African currencies are strengthening, those...

Resistance Works: How Small Groups Took on Great Powers

Resistance Works: How Small Groups Took on Great Powers

At a time when many may feel that good news has gone the way of the dodo, look no further than the homeland of that long-extinct bird – Mauritius – for a dose of encouragement. There, among the islands of the Indian Ocean, news can be found about...

OGW Recipient Dr. Jyotee Trivedy unveils memoir chronicling over 65,000 surgeries

OGW Recipient Dr. Jyotee Trivedy unveils memoir chronicling over 65,000 surgeries

Dr. Trivedy, a recipient of the prestigious Order of the Grand Warrior (OGW), has performed over 65,000 cataract surgeries, 2,700 corneal transplants, and 4,500 glaucoma procedures, nearly half of which were free of charge to underserved...

African legends bring hope to Somali football

African legends bring hope to Somali football

Somalia's footballers have always struggled to make an impact on the continental stage, and its men are currently ranked 201st out of 210 national teams in the world – with only Seychelles and unranked Eritrea beneath them in Africa. They have...

From Cape To Cairo

From Cape To Cairo

On a warm April afternoon in 2024, Keith Boyd, 57, strolled through Cairo’s Zamalek district with the South African and Egyptian flags knotted across his shoulders. The late sun cast a dull gold sheen over the Nile as curious onlookers and...

"Beijing Summit: China-Africa Cooperation Outcomes"

"Beijing Summit: China-Africa Cooperation Outcomes"

Press ReleaseIn September 2024, the Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) was successfully held, opening a new chapter of China and Africa building an all-weather community with a shared future for the new era. President...

India’s aviation watchdog begins annual audit of Air India

India’s aviation watchdog begins annual audit of Air India

Parmarth Niketan’s President, Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswati Ji, and Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati Ji presided over the gathering and delivered spiritual discourses on the deeper significance of yoga. The message of harmony and global health This...

Resistance Works

Resistance Works

At a time when many may feel that good news has gone the way of the dodo, look no further than the homeland of that long-extinct bird — Mauritius — for a dose of encouragement. There, among the islands of the Indian Ocean, news can be found about...

Orville the tortoise celebrates 120th birthday at Reptile Gardens

Orville the tortoise celebrates 120th birthday at Reptile Gardens

RAPID CITY, S.D. — Reptile Gardens was rather active on Thursday. Orville the giant Aldabra tortoise marked his 120th birthday brining in plenty of guests. Orville was spoiled with two cakes and two birthday parties, one at 11am and one at 2pm....

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