Ghana’s Power Crisis Deepens Amid Economic Turmoil
Ghana, already embroiled in its worst economic crisis in recent memory, now confronts a severe power outage crisis, with large parts of the nation plunged into darkness. This latest challenge ...
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Rwanda and Kenya Spearhead Visa-Free Movement in Africa
On Thursday, November 2nd, Rwanda took a significant stride towards African unity by offering visa-free entry to all African nationals, joining the ranks of Kenya, Gambia, Benin, Seychelles, Ghana, Senegal, ...
Mali’s Tenuous Peace: Rebels Seize UN Base as International Forces Withdraw
On Tuesday, October 31st, separatist rebels in Mali’s northern region made a bold move by claiming control over a recently vacated United Nations base in the strategic town of Kidal. ...
Colombia’s Political Shift: Petro’s Allies Suffer Defeat in Regional Elections
Colombia’s political landscape experienced a significant shift as voters in regional elections turned away from the candidates allied with President Gustavo Petro, marking a challenging moment for the country’s first ...
Guinea Continues to Struggle With Stability Following Coup and 2009 Massacre
In the early hours of Saturday, November 4th, Guinea’s capital, Conakry, was thrust into chaos as gunmen stormed the central prison, leading to the brief escape of former dictator Moussa ...
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Op-Ed by Mayor Eric L. Adams: New York City is Back – With More Jobs Than Ever
Less than two years ago, I was sworn in as the 110th mayor of New York City. Our city was still reeling from the devastation of a global pandemic. Commercial ...
ONLY 2,100 Migrants Out of 64,000 in NYC Shelters Applied for Work Permits, None Were Approved
New York City officials have acknowledged that out of the 64,000 migrants under the city’s care, only 2,100 migrants in its care have sought work permits, and none have yet ...
