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Africa 

UN agencies warn of imminent starvation risk in Sudan’s Darfur region

Since fighting erupted last April between rival militaries, Sudan has witnessed shocking levels of violence, plunging the country into a devastating humanitarian and protection crisis. Close to 25 million people – more than half the population – are estimated to need assistance, with approximately 17.7 million people facing “acute” levels of food insecurity. The crisis, described as being of “epic… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Meghan arrives at State Governor House in yellow dress she wore for Archie pregnancy announcement as she honours Nigerian roots

Meghan Markle kept her vow to ditch her neutral style for bright colours and honour her Nigerian roots as she today glowed in a stunning yellow dress in Lagos.  The Sussexes walked hand-in-hand as they arrived at the State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s house where they were guests of honour.  In her second wardrobe change of the day, Meghan, 42, dazzled in… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

A welcome fit for royals! Harry and Meghan are greeted on the runway as they touch down in Lagos on third day of their Nigeria tour

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have arrived in Lagos today as part of their ‘quasi-royal’ tour.  The Sussexes touched down in the Nigerian city this morning after spending two days in Abuja where the couple were mobbed at a sitting volleyball match.  Meghan appeared to be wearing an outfit made of aso oke – a hand-woven cloth from south-west Nigeria – which she had… Read More
Africa 

Rural Ugandan woman gives hope to fellow sufferers of sickle cell disease

There can be lifelong challenges for people with sickle cell disease in rural Uganda, where it remains poorly understood. In one of the hotspots for sickle cell in the east of the country, a young woman living with the disease is ramping up efforts to educate and counsel communities about the disease. Barbara Nabulo, now 37, was diagnosed with the… Read More
Africa 

Work of four New York-based artists on show in Rabat

An exhibition of the work of four prominent New York-based artists is on show in Morocco’s Mohammed VI Museum for Modern and Contemporary Art in Rabat. Travel Diaries brings together creations by Francesco Clemente, Brice Marden, Helen Marden, and Julian Schnabel. The 27 paintings, selected by curator Vito Schnabel, focuses on the artists’ travels and how these experiences have inspired… Read More
Human Rights 

Pillay: Israel is helped by ‘powerful States’ in violation of Palestinians’ rights

Today, more than ever amid the ongoing war in Gaza, this independent commission of inquiry has its work cut out. We took a closer look at its role, speaking to its chair, former UN Human Rights Commissioner and judge Navi Pillay, who provided fresh insight into the developing situation and what’s happening in the field of international law. “Every country… Read More
Pacific 

Japan: Safeguarding a mother tongue and mother nature

Even though both Nami and Tomoyuki were born on Okinoerabu Island (currently home to only 12,000 inhabitants), neither learned to speak Shimamuni – a local variety of the Kunigami language – fluently as children. Kunigami was added to UNESCO’s Atlas of the World’s Languages in Danger in 2009 and classified as “definitely endangered” to raise public awareness that “children no… Read More
Africa 

First Person: Women in Madagascar too ashamed to seek help giving birth

The predominantly rural region of Androy has been beset by a series of humanitarian crises which have affected the most vulnerable people there, including mothers-to-be, however the delivery of simple, inexpensive maternity kits is encouraging more women to access a range of services that will help keep them and their babies healthy. Ahead of the International Day of the Midwife,… Read More
Africa 

Trafficking in the Sahel: Cracking down on illicit drugs

In this feature, part of a series exploring trafficking in the Sahel, UN News focuses on the illicit drug trade. According to a new report from the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), drug trafficking in the Sahel continues to hinder security, economic development and the rule of law while jeopardising public health. “Drug trafficking is well-established in the Sahel region… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Choose to Stay: Spenser Oslon’s New Single is all Set to Make Its Debut on May 17, 2024

Choose to Stay: Spenser Oslon’s New Single is all Set to Make Its Debut on May 17, 2024 – Music Industry Today – EIN Presswire Trusted News Since 1995 A service for music industry professionals · Sunday, May 12, 2024 · 710,901,167 Articles · 3+ Million Readers News Monitoring and Press Release Distribution Tools News Topics Newsletters Press Releases Events… Read More
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