New findings from Rwanda shows that the bonds formed between female mountain gorillas are more significant and stronger than previously believed. The study shows that […]
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Experts Urge Parents to See Beyond Tantrums and Observe Early Signs of Mental Health Issues in Children
Mental health professionals specialising in child and adolescent care are cautioning parents against brushing off their children’s tantrums as simple acts of defiance or attention […]
China and Russia Flex Naval Muscle in Sea of Japan Amid Rising Tensions with the West
China and Russia launched their latest joint naval exercise, Joint Sea-2025, on Sunday in the Sea of Japan, close to the Russian port city of […]
France Fast-Tracks Return of African Artifacts in Historic Move
A new bill enables the French government to accelerate the return of African heritage artifacts without needing parliamentary approval, though former colonies may still face […]
Peace Lekuru Makes History As First Ugandan Woman to Join a Super League Rugby Team
A female rugby star has made history by becoming the first Ugandan national to sign with a Women’s Super League club. Peace Lekuru, 25, travelled […]
Tensions Rise in Cameroon Ahead of Presidential Poll as Court Battles Heat Up
As Cameroon prepares for its presidential election projected for October 12, the political landscape is growing increasingly tense, with the Constitutional Council reviewing 35 appeals […]
Benin’s Annual Mask Festival Brings Culture, Color, and Spirits to Life
Thousands of people turned out in Benin on Sunday to witness the country’s iconic Mask Festival, a colorful cultural event that honors ancestral spirits, deep […]
Over 68 Migrants Dead After Boat Capsizes Off Yemen Coast
At least 68 migrants have lost their lives after a boat carrying around 157 people sank in rough waters off the coast of Yemen. The […]
DR Congo Honors Millions Lost to Decades of Conflict
On August 2, the Democratic Republic of Congo marked a national day, to remember millions of Congolese who lost their lives in the brutal conflicts […]
Radio Lessons Bring Education Back to DR Congo’s Children
In South Kivu province, DR Congo, children are participating in a special radio learning session supported by UNICEF in order to support their learning. The […]