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5 Ways To Earn Through Social Media In Africa

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– – If you are lagging behind in the social media earning spree, it is important that you start decoding the world of influencers and social media marketing. Introduction Making money through social media is getting more common throughout the world. Africa, with her blooming talents and high potential, can make plenty from these digital platforms. Social media can help… Read More
Europe 

Ukraine: More than one million tonnes of grain and food items exported under Black Sea deal

Village Reporter
This “remarkable achievement” was made possible through the collective efforts and hard work of the Joint Coordination Centre (JCC), he said, referring to the Istanbul-based mechanism that monitors ships’ movements to ensure their compliance with the Initiative. The JCC brings together representatives from Ukraine, Russia, Türkiye and the UN – the signatories of the landmark agreement. An important initiative Operations… Read More
Africa Featured World 

How to Find the Perfect Sports Betting Website

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– – Thanks to the accessibility and convenience the internet provides, sports betting continues to grow in popularity among casual and seasoned bettors. However, many find the prospect of engaging in the activity more than a little daunting because of the overwhelming number of websites to choose from. While having so many options can be beneficial, it also poses a… Read More
Africa Technology World 

3 Ways 5G Will Change the World

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– – Are you interested in the various ways in which 5G is predicted to change the world as we know it? Continue reading to find out everything you need to know. In the past decade, telecommunications technology has continued to evolve at a dramatic pace with the latest and greatest trends and developments rendered obsolete in record-breaking time. In… Read More
Europe 

Ukraine: Top UN aid official appeals for access across contact line

Village Reporter
“Winter is coming,… all we want to do provide insulin to the hospitals, provide blankets, provide mattresses…it’s not complicated”, said Denise Brown, the Resident Coordinator for the UN in Ukraine.  Humanitarian Coordinator Denise Brown is starting today a three-day mission to eastern & central Ukraine to see first-hand the humanitarian impact of the war and the response. This is… Read More
Pacific 

Sri Lanka: Devastating crisis for children, a ‘cautionary tale’ for South Asia 

Village Reporter
The alert from the UN Children’s Fund, comes as Sri Lanka continues to suffer its worst financial slump since independence in 1948.  Mr. Laryea-Adjei reports that, “families are skipping regular meals as staple foods become unaffordable. Children are going to bed hungry, unsure of where their next meal will come from.” “As the economic crisis continues to rattle Sri Lanka,… Read More
Pacific 

UN independent expert proposes action plan to boost human rights in Cambodia

Village Reporter
UN Special Rapporteur Vitit Muntarbhorn announced the plan on Friday at the conclusion of an 11-day mission to the country.  Although Cambodia has achieved much internationally-recognised progress, and ratified most core human rights treaties, he noted that a “pervasive paradox” persists.  “Since 2017, when the main opposition party was disbanded unjustly by judicial order, the country has effectively been under… Read More
Europe 

Ukraine: Cluster munitions pose long-term risk to civilian safety

Village Reporter
Cluster bombs are weapons designed to be scattered over large areas, containing several hundred “mini-bombs” called sub-munitions. As they make no distinction between civilians, civilian property and military targets, cluster bombs violate the rules of international humanitarian law.  Cluster munitions are not only dangerous in the short-term, but pose severe long term risks to local communities.  It is reported that… Read More
Pacific 

‘Comprehensive’ solution needed to end mass displacement of Rohingya

Village Reporter
Some one million refugees remain in the vast camps of Cox’s Bazar, without any immediate prospect of being able to return home, which more than 150,000 mostly-Muslim Rohingya are still “confined in camps” in their native Rakhine state, said a statement issued on behalf of UN Secretary-General António Guterres. Today marks five years since the start of the forced mass… Read More
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