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Africa 

Parents in Haiti are taught how to help their children overcome trauma inflicted by gang violence

Residents in Haiti are struggling to process the trauma of a crisis which has engulfed the country in the past few months. At a recent training session in a relatively safe section of Port-au-Prince, parents learned games to put a smile on their children’s faces. The parents are often so distraught and discouraged they don’t have energy to care for… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Billboard Music World Unveils Mr Thank You as Showbiz Record Holder

Billboard Music World Unveils Mr Thank You as Showbiz Record Holder – Music Industry Today – EIN Presswire Trusted News Since 1995 A service for music industry professionals · Monday, May 13, 2024 · 711,083,290 Articles · 3+ Million Readers News Monitoring and Press Release Distribution Tools News Topics Newsletters Press Releases Events & Conferences RSS Feeds Other Services Questions?… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Beef threatens Nigerian Afrobeats as artistes deepen rivalry

The Nigerian music industry was recently unsettled by a series of beefs, with Afrobeats artistes of all categories throwing jibes at one another. The beefs, which have been budding for a while, reached their zenith at a time when the infamous Drake and Kendrick Lamar rap beef was raging on the other side of the Atlantic. DAILY POST takes a… Read More
Africa 

Africa: New study suggests climate change could mean declining malaria risk

Will the climate crisis could lead to a reduction of malaria cases in Africa? A new study led by the British University of Leeds predict that the hot and dry conditions brought about by climate change will lead to an overall decrease in areas suitable for malaria transmission from 2025 onwards. The research entitled “Future malaria environmental suitability in Africa is… Read More
Africa 

Sudan’s descent into chaos sets stage for al-Qaida to make a return to historic stronghold

“Sudan’s moment has come; chaos is our chance to sow the seeds of jihad,” warned Abu Hudhaifa al-Sudani, a high-ranking al-Qaida leader, in an October 2022 manifesto. His words may have seemed premature at the time, but a year of brutal civil war has now plunged Sudan into the kind of chaos in which terrorist groups thrive. The risk of… Read More
Africa 

Niger: Court session on lifting of Bazoum’s presidential immunity postponed

Niger’s state court has postponed till June 7  the decision on lifting the immunity of former president Mohamed Bazoum, who was overthrown by the military in July 2023.The court was due to hand down the decision on Friday. Bazooum’s lawyers had requested the postponement arguing that the former leader was not properly notified of the ongoing proceedings” and that he… Read More
Pacific 

UN teams dispatch aid as deadly flash floods hit northern Afghanistan

Flash floods in the area have reportedly killed at least 300 people, including 51 children, with many more injured, with these figures expected to increase as additional reports come in, according to UN agencies. UN chief António Guterres expressed his condolences to the families of the victims. “The United Nations and its partners in Afghanistan are coordinating with the de… Read More
Africa 

CAR: Some displaced people receiving assistance to move out of camps

After decades of instability and conflict in Central African Republic (CAR), one in five Central Africans is either internally displaced or has found refuge abroad. They fled their homes due to ongoing fighting between the country’s numerous armed factions, which has seen thousands of people killed. Many have settled in the PK3 camps for internally displaced people (IDP) near the… Read More
Africa 

Niger says Benin’s blockade of its oil exports violates trade agreements

Tensions between Niger and Benin have escalated further over a decision by Cotonou to prevent its landlocked neighbour from using its port to export its first crude oil, as a border dispute between the two rages on. Niger’s Prime Minister Ali Mahaman Lamine Zeine said on Saturday that Benin’s blockade of its oil exports violated trade agreements between the two… Read More
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